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Honestly, that's what I do. Our place is yinan county, a labor base in Shandong Province.

Those who work in Japan are called trainees, and the contract period is generally three years (due to the serious aging in Japan, they can work in Japan for five years after 2009, and those whose contracts expire after 2009 can be renewed for two years). The basic salary of a general job in the first year is 60,000 to 80,000 yen (100 yen, about 4,000-5,000 yuan in 6.5 yuan), and the local minimum wage for jobs in the second and third years will be implemented. The cost is between 25,000 and 40,000, and a deposit of about 20,000 is required (if the contract expires). All working hours in Japan are eight hours, five days a week. I can only work overtime in the second year and the third year, and the overtime pay is very high: 1.5-2 times.

We sent a lot here, and now, the response is very good, with a net income of 200,000 in three years. Japan's labor market is very stable. Going to Japan is really a good choice. But Japanese training usually takes 3-6 months.

For example, going to Sanyo Electric in Japan is good. Besides the high salary, I can continue to work in China Sanyo Company after I come back, which directly solves my worries. But I have to train Japanese for six months, and if I fail to pass the exam, I will be brushed off. And the interview is very strict. Other jobs generally choose one out of three, and it generally chooses one out of six (according to the last row).

I don't know what your major is, but you have a bachelor's degree and your English should be above CET-4. I suggest you go to Singapore. College diploma or above can apply for SP visa (special permit, green card), and the salary is also very high, generally above S $65,438+0,800 (about 9,000 RMB) per month. However, related types of work are also limited by work experience. Going to Singapore, there is no working experience, and activities are more free and relaxed. There are many people in China. The ethnic minorities in Indonesia you mentioned are really unfriendly to Chinese (1998 massacre), but Singapore is one of the safest countries in the world. You can rest assured of that.

Finally, I suggest that going abroad is a big deal after all, and it is better to find a regular unit. In the future, only companies registered by the Ministry of Commerce can send laborers, but not the Ministry of Labor.

You can also call 05397900 1 18 overseas labor service center.