One of the keys of the Japanese government’s vision to lure more tourists from overseas is to ease terms for those visiting the country from the Philippines, India, China, Vietnam and Russia. A government meeting chaired by the country’s Premier Shinzo Abe came out with a roadmap to decide on the strategies for encouraging tourism,… Read More »

The 20 universities classed as the best small universities in the world 2016 would be significantly more proficient for overseas student immigration. In such small settings, students frequently feel part of a tight group, perceiving the greater part of their companions and teachers on university campuses. But even with less than 5,000 students, the best… Read More »

There is now a relaxation in the visa rules for Indians and Vietnamese who want to travel to Japan on business or to study. People from these countries will now be granted multiple entry visas that will be valid for a period not less than 10 years. This important information was revealed by the country’s… Read More »

Immigration agencies in Japan have two goals as mentioned by Government authorities. As with other countries, the first goal is to bring in investment and to add to Japan’s economy. The second point hovers around the national security of Japan where their job is to prevent migrants undesirable to its security, image and economy. To… Read More »

The Japanese government is set to ease requirements for issuing multiple-entry visas to short-term Indian travellers effective from January 11, 2016, the foreign ministry said on Monday. The move came after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Indian Premier Narendra Modi on Saturday agreed to promote people-to-people exchanges, the Japan Times reported. Under the new visa… Read More »

TOKYO – The number of foreign workers in Japan stood at 787,627 at the end of October, up 9.8 percent from a year earlier and marking a record high since 2007, when the government obliged companies to report the number of foreigners in their workforces, the labor ministry said Friday. The Ministry of Health, Labor… Read More »