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Hospitality jobs in Japan remain open to Indonesian workers, particularly as the country’s tourism and hospitality industry continues to grow alongside increasing international visitor arrivals. Although Japan has introduced adjustments to certain categories of the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW)...

Recently, reports about the suspension or restriction of Japan’s Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) Visa have raised concerns among prospective foreign workers. While the Japanese government is adjusting the acceptance of foreign workers in certain sectors according to established quotas, these...

Working abroad is a dream for many people. The opportunity to gain international experience, better income, and get to know new cultures is the main attraction. But behind all these exciting things, there is one challenge that is almost experienced by many overseas workers, namely Homesick or...

Working in Japan is a dream for many people because of the better income opportunities and international work experience. However, without good financial management, even a large salary can quickly run out due to the high cost of living in Japan. This makes it difficult for many foreign workers to...

Japan is known as one of the countries with the highest level of seismic activity in the world. The news is a reminder that Japan is indeed located in an earthquake-prone area, so potential disasters such as tsunamis always need to be watched out for. This situation emphasizes the importance of...

Indonesia is one of the most active countries sending labor to the care sector in Japan. Every year, more and more Indonesians are interested in working as caregivers, elderly nurses, and health workers in various Japanese care facilities. Through Japan's Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) Program,...

Japan is known as one of the countries with the highest life expectancy in the world. However, on the other hand, Japan is also facing serious problems in the form of a declining birth rate and an increasing elderly population. This condition causes the number of productive age workers to continue...

Opportunities for Indonesian drivers to work in Japan are now increasingly open through the Specified Skilled Worker (SSW) program. This program allows foreign workers, including from Indonesia, to work legally in various Japanese industrial sectors, one of which is the Automotive Transportation...