I want to work in Japan after graduation. Professionals please come in! Thank you!

To tell you the truth, this is what I do. We are in Yinan County, the labor dispatch base of Shandong Province.

Those who work in Japan are called trainees, and the contract period is usually three years (due to the serious aging of Japan, it is now planned that after 2009, you can work in Japan for 5 years, and those whose contracts expire after 2009 can Renewal for two years). The first-year basic salary for general work types is 60,000 to 80,000 yen (100 yen is about 6.5 yuan, about 4,000-5,000 yuan). In the second and third years, the local minimum wage standard for the type of work performed in Japan is implemented. The cost is between 25,000 and 40,000, and a deposit of about 20,000 is required (refundable at the end of the contract). All working hours in Japan are 5 days a week and 8 hours a day. You can only work overtime in the second and third years, and the overtime pay is very high: 1.5-2 times.

We have given away a lot here, and now the response is very good, with a net income of 200,000 yuan in three years. Japan's labor market is very stable. Going to Japan is indeed a good choice. However, it usually takes 3-6 months to train Japanese.

For example: It is very good to go to Sanyo Electric in Japan. In addition to the high salary, you can continue to work at Sanyo Company in China after you come back, which directly solves your worries. However, it takes 6 months of Japanese language training, and if you fail the exam during this period, you will be dismissed. And the interview is also very strict. Other types of work generally choose one from three, while it generally chooses one from six (calculated based on the final row).

I don’t know what major you are studying, but you have a bachelor’s degree and your English should be above CET-4. I suggest you go to Singapore. With a college degree or above, you can apply for an SP visa (special permit, can apply for a green card), and the salary is also very high, usually more than 1,800 Singapore dollars (about 9,000 yuan) per month. However, relevant work types also require work experience restrictions. When you go to Singapore, there is no working limit, and activities are freer and more relaxed. There are many Chinese people. The minority people in Indonesia you mentioned are indeed unfriendly to Chinese people (the 1998 massacre), but Singapore is one of the safest countries in the world. Don't worry about this.

Finally, I suggest you that going abroad is a big deal after all, so it is better to find a formal unit. In the future, only companies registered with the Ministry of Commerce can send labor personnel overseas, not those with the Ministry of Labor.

You can also call 05397900118 Overseas Labor Service Center