We support you in obtaining a management visa and help you stay in Japan.

▼Management Visa

The Management Visa is a visa that allows you to operate a business in Japan.

You can bring your spouse and children to Japan. (Family Visa)

You can bring your employees to Japan. (Working Visa)

By utilizing Japan's health insurance, you can receive treatment by paying only 30% of the medical expenses.

If you qualify for the Employee's Pension in Japan, you can receive a pension even if you return to your home country.

You can apply for a "Permanent Resident Visa" or "Japanese Naturalization" by continuing your business (more than 5 years).

▼ Requirements for Management Visa

Specificity of the business plan: submission of an actionable and detailed business plan.

Office setup: Ensure physical office space.

Capital: Usually 5 million yen or more is required. (Capital requirements may vary depending on the type of business)

Configuration Director: The applicant is directly involved in the operational management of the business.

Business competence: Demonstration of appropriate business knowledge and experience.

Economic basis: the business is economically self-supporting and generates profits.

We support you in conducting business in Japan, obtaining a management visa, and helping you to stay in Japan.

▼ Comparison of Management Visa and Student Visa

Advantages of the Business Management Visa

You can bring your spouse and children to Japan. (Family Visa)

Spouses and children are also eligible for medical care in Japan.

Disadvantages of operating and managing visas

Starting a business in Japan requires a large initial investment, accompanied by capital management and business risks.

Visa renewals are subject to business conditions and the need to maintain a steady stream of revenue.

Advantages of Student Visa

You can stay in Japan as long as you continue your studies.

Disadvantages of Student Visa

When your studies are over, your visa period will also expire and you will need to change to another visa to continue your stay.

You cannot bring your spouse and children to Japan.

▼ Comparison of Business Management Visa and Work Visa

Advantages of the Business Management Visa

You can bring your spouse and children to Japan. (Family Visa)

Spouses and children are also eligible for medical care in Japan.

Disadvantages of operating and managing visas

Starting a business in Japan requires a large initial investment, accompanied by capital management and business risks.

Visa renewals are subject to business conditions and the need to maintain a steady stream of revenue.

Advantages of Work Visa

You can stay in Japan as long as you are engaged in a prescribed job.

Disadvantages of Work Visa

Work visas are dependent on the employer, and visa renewal may become difficult if the employment relationship ends.

There are more restrictions on spouses and children coming to Japan.

▼ Comparison of Management Visa and Tourist Visa

Advantages of the Business Management Visa

You can bring your spouse and children to Japan. (Family Visa)

Spouses and children are also eligible for medical care in Japan.

Disadvantages of operating and managing visas

Starting a business in Japan requires a large initial investment, accompanied by capital management and business risks.

Visa renewals are subject to business conditions and the need to maintain a steady stream of revenue.

Advantages of Tourist Visa

Relatively easy to obtain.

Disadvantages of Tourist Visa

Sightseeing visas are usually limited to 90 days and do not allow for long term stays or residency.

If you want to stay in Japan for a long time, you need to enter and exit the country frequently.

It is more difficult for spouses and children to come to Japan.