Helping you live and build your business in Japan
Business Manager Visa
Highly Skilled Professional Visa
Startup Visa (available in select regions)
We offer pre-screening, eligibility assessment, and full coordination with certified immigration lawyers and administrative scriveners.
Capital: typically ¥5–9.9 million or more
Physical office (can include a portion of your residence)
Business plan (in English, Japanese, or both)
Proof of relevant experience or education (where applicable)
Valid passport and ID documents
Early strategic planning is essential — some grants and permits require registration before applying.
Initial consultation & visa type screening
Document preparation and translation
Legal review by professionals
Submission to Immigration Bureau
Optional support for renewals and updates
Dependent Visa support for spouse and children
Assistance with translation and submission
Local onboarding support (e.g., schools, language)
Use part of your residence as a registered office
Rental support for compliant office space
Aligning your setup with visa and registration standards
Close coordination with immigration attorneys
Translation and preparation of legally compliant documents
Follow-up support for government communication
Q1: How long does the visa process take?
A: Typically 1–3 months depending on document quality and timing.
Q2: Do I need to hire employees?
A: Not required, but showing local economic engagement is often beneficial.
Q3: Can I switch from a tourist visa?
A: Possible under certain conditions — proper planning is critical.
Q4: Do I need to speak Japanese for a visa?
A: No. While official documents are in Japanese, we handle all communication, translation, and coordination with legal professionals. You will receive clear English explanations and guidance at each step.
Q5: Can I bring my family on the same visa?
A: Yes. In most business-related visa types (such as Business Manager or Engineer/Specialist), your spouse and children are eligible to apply for Dependent Visas. We’ll assist you in coordinating the timing and documentation for their application.
Q6: Can I use my home or Airbnb as my registered office?
A: It depends. Immigration requires a fixed, legal business address—not a short-term rental. However, we can help you secure a compliant office space or legally convert part of your residence if needed (See Business Setup & Registration, FAQ: Q3).
Q7: What if my visa is rejected?
A: We work with a certified immigration specialist whose approval rate is exceptionally high. In the rare case of rejection, they will resubmit your application at no additional cost—based on the revised documents and reasons provided by immigration. We stay by your side throughout the process.
Ready to move forward? We recommend a free consultation to assess your eligibility, timeline, and setup options.