FILIPINO NURSE IN JAPAN | How can a Filipino nurse work in Japan? | JPEPA | VLOG 013

[@CostcoSamurai]

Cheers to the Filipino nurses in Japan-your skill and heart make the world a better place. 🌟 Your dedication is unmatched. Thank you for all you do! 🙏💙

[@warrenjaysontaojo6366]

Hi, there sir! first of all, thank you for making and sharing this kind of video. it was recommended while I was watching other vlogs of foreign workers in Japan. Perfectly timed because I'm slowing gathering Infos of how to apply for work in Japan and the experience of it. I am inspired and motivated to work abroad in Japan because since in my childhood I have great fond of watching anime and continuously exposing my self to Japanese culture. I'm currently working as an ICU Nurse here at Tagum City, Davao Del Norte, Philippines and ongoing on my 2nd year working status. as for my age, I' am 29 years old and this is what I am worried about and my primary concern if I am able to apply when I am at my middle adulthood age.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Warren Jayson Taojo Before there was an age limit, as far as I can remember it’s 35 or 40years old. But after our batch, I think the age limit was already removed.

[@warrenjaysontaojo6366]

sanji-san ... hope you can make an "a-day-in-a-life-of-a-Filipino-Nurse" video ... Arigathanks 🤣

[@francegallego371]

Thank you for sharing this 😊 It's very detailed information and very helpful talaga 😍✨✨✨ Lalo na't sa gaya kong freshman palang na nagbabalak na mag work sa Japan as an RN 😗 Madaming taon pa pala' jusme! 😗😗😗 anyway, thank you again for sharing😊 Godbless po and take care. 😊

[@keizeru18]

Hi! Thank you for sharing your experience. May I know what books you used and is helpful for passing the licensure exam for nurses in Japan? ありがとうございます😊

[@supersanji_tokyo]

I used DetaDeta, and also RB(Review Book/レビューブック) and QB (クエスチョンバンク). Medic media yata ung company na nagppublish ng RB and QB. 😊

[@keizeru18]

Sanji Custodio ありがとうございます🙏🏻☺️ Really helpful😊 Please make video about How you passed the Japanese Nursing Licensure Exam (tools and tips you used). Hehe お願いします🙏🏻

[@vivian2977]

Hi! the detailed information you gave is really helpful and it has made me want to be a part of it too. I have some questions po if it's okay with you haha. 1. Can a nurse practitioner apply for the program? 2. So you're already a nurse there is japan, can you proceed to a higher position? or do you have to study there?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

1. If you're applying for EPA nurse candidate, you need to be a registered nurse and at least 3 years work experience. 2. You can proceed to a higher position but you need to undergo different trainings. I'm not sure of the exact requirements but some of my Japanese co-workers undergo trainings, make report and case studies etc..

[@japanesesmiles8515]

Thank you for sharing😊🇯🇵🌸

[@yhengalvarez2142]

Thank you for sharing Sir! Very detailed and informative 👏 sana mabasa mo question kopo , Currently working as ER Nurse, my question ilang months ang training ng language at free po ba yun? Thank you

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Thank you po. Free po ung language school with allowance and free accommodation. 6months sa Manila + another 6months sa japan ung training before magstart ung work. Pero nabago na po yata nung nagkapandemic. Di ko sure kung ano na po ung updated.

[@yhengalvarez2142]

@@supersanji_tokyo Thank you Sir. Stay safe po! Praying to go there soon

[@justinbarrera9293]

Thank you po sa video na ito sir. Gusto kong magtrabaho sa Japan bilang nurse dahil nandun ang mga kapatid ko. I am currently working as a Hemodialysis nurse at a hospital in Pasig City. My question is, how much does a registered nurse in Japan earn?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Justin Barrera It really depends on the hospital or facility. And depende din if you already passed the board exam or not. Pero you can check the salary of all the hospitals during the “matching process”.. naka-indicate po lahat ung info about sa hospital na pipiliin nyo po.

[@martinbrand6013]

Hi, Sanji, I'm so proud of you!!

[@chrissaulog6306]

HI Sanji, i am a ICU nurse in San Francisco, California. Is it possible to transfer to Japan?

[@mioakiyama4748]

Hi! Thank you for providing well detailed information! I just have a couple of questions po sana if you don't mind answering 😊 1. Would you say that the selection of nursing candidates for training is competitive? If possible, can you provide a number or ratio of the number of applicants vs number of accepted applicants🙏🏻 2. Do they have applications every year? 3. How many tries did it take you to pass the nursing exam in Japan? 4. How many years have you been working in Japan now? 5. What is your JLPT level? I hope you answer po. Thank you very much!

[@supersanji_tokyo]

I don’t know the exact number of applicants. But what i’m sure is you don’t need to have a background on Japanese language to be accepted as a JPEPA candidate. In our batch, most of us didn’t have Japanese language background at that time but we were accepted. They hire every year (once a year usually 3rd quarter of the year). But I’m not sure if they will open the application this year (2020) because of the corona outbreak. Maybe the POEA will post an announcement about that.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

I passed the exam on my 2nd try. I’ve been working here in japan for 3years (1year as nurse candidate, 2years as nurse)

[@lawliet.]

Now you are in Japan po do you consider in the near future in proceeding to other country or its worth of a lifetime stay? Thank u po for sharing this 🌸

[@joaning7613]

Hi sir! Thank you for sharing. 🙂 I hope you read this comment. I just wanted to ask if theres a possibility that careworkers/caregiver who are PHRn but doesnt have hosp experience can take the Japan Nurse Licensure Exam as well? Thank you for the respond!

[@supersanji_tokyo]

I think they can apply for the Japan Nurse Licensure Exam but not as EPA candidate but apply independently.(?) Just like what other foreigners(not under EPA) do. But they should be able to complete the requirements asked by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare. I'm not sure of the requirements though. I think they need to have JLPT N1.

[@joaning7613]

Sanji Custodio Noted. 🙂 Thank you Sir for a reliable respond Im also a registered nurse here in the Philippines. Im planning to work there but I only have 2 years hosp experience 😞 its stated on the requirements that they need at least 3yrs hosp experience. However, hopefully someday I can make a way to work there in Japan 😊

[@jestonilamanilao7408]

Hello po kuya Sanji...Anong size po ng photocopies of ducoments??? Long or Short or A4 size????

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Ang alam ko any size ok lng naman sa poea.. ang importante complete ung documents and kailangan dn dalin ung original documents pra macheck nila.

[@jestonilamanilao7408]

​@@supersanji_tokyo Sir Sanji, sana maishare mo rin yung paano ka nag-aral or nagprepare for Nursing Board exam sa Japan. Baka effective sakin😂. Di kasi effective sakin ngayon yung Study Technique ko.

[@mariejonabelledinulos7631]

Hi Sanji, may I ask what was your schedule of training when you had 6 months language training in Japan?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Ung training po is Monday-Saturday. Sundays lang po walang classes. Pero minsan po nababago depende po sa lessons or kung meron activities for that week.

[@jayjaybilaw3028]

Hi! Sir Sanji pwde bang dalin din ang family dyan? Thanks po.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

If you’re married po your partner can apply for spouse visa. Pero ung parents po hindi po. Pwede nyo lang sila invite then apply for tourist visa..

[@momjangVlog]

As of this time sir. Is there an age limit?

[@muriellayese4943]

Arigatou. Thank you for a very thorough explanation sa process po. Gusto ko po sana iask opinion nyo po, my experience kasi in a Drug Rehab Facility for 6 years, with at least 30 bed capacity. Do you think they would consider this as enough hospital experience?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Di ko lang po alam sa rules po nila ngaun. Pero nung time namin required po na sa hospital ung experience. 🙂

[@terrieespinosa7570]

hello sanji, if you passed the nursing exam in japan? is it possible for you to bring your family there? thank you

[@crisantoluna1289]

Hi sir. May i ask. If a person is an ex epa(who entered as a caregiver but for some reason she wasn't able to finish her contract.)can still enter as a nurse in japan through epa program? If they cannot, what are other options you can offer in order to enter in japan as a nurse? Thanks po.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Good day. It depends on the instructions of poea.. before po kc nakaindicate na post-EPA candidates po are not allowed to apply.. pero pwede po kc mgiba yung rules nila every year..

[@crisantoluna1289]

Thank you po

[@erikachankawasaki]

Konbawa genki? Pano po mka apply work Jan nursing assistant po ako ...pde ba mg cross Jan if galing ako Dubai?... please reply mo ako Domo ni

[@polengmendoza698]

Hi po. Pede po kaya ako dto magdirect sa japan. Mag aral ako ng nihongo and mag take ng licensure exam??

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Good day! Pwede din po un. Pero hindi po ako sure kung pano ung processing and requirements.. pero ang alam ko po required JLPT N1 level..

[@cindyperez9357]

hello sir, thank you for the video, currently i am working in UAE as a registered and would like to settle in japan in near future if i can work there, for the nurse applicant, is there any age limit requirement? like in my case im 34 already do you think i still can apply for JPEPA. thak you.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Thank you! I think they already removed the age requirement for EPA applicants. But, I don't know what is the status of the EPA program at this moment because of the pandemic.

[@thefamishedpainter7169]

Hi mam cindy, i am also currently working in uae as a nurse and would like to move to japan as a nurse...and wala ako idea where to start.

[@manjuladilhani7437]

@@supersanji_tokyo thz sir for video I am registered nurse in the Sri Lanka . After 2year ago I stayed in Japan and again this December I came to back in Japan 🇯🇵 so I want stablish as a nursing officer in Japan because I love nursing actually. Pls help me .my working experience is12yers. As theatre nurse.

[@wondermomma762]

Hello sir good day!! Pwede po ba mag.apply as health care worker Kung currently unemployed?in total of 4 years na po ako nurse ..nagstop Lang po nun 2019 galing Qatar... Thank you po

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Hello ma’am.. ang alam ko po pwede as long as complete po lahat ng requirements.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Open na po ulit ngayon ung application for care workers. You can check po sa website ng POEA ung updated po na list of requirements. Pati po ung deadline of submission. 🙂

[@wondermomma762]

Thank you.so much godbless

[@tephy8873]

Hii can I apply as a careworker and take the 3 years experience in Japan? Thank you!

[@iratis2260]

What about po sa Assistant Nurse? ganun din po ba ka hiring din tulad ng Registered Nurse po? Thank you

[@gladz2219]

is it possible to apply if I'm currently in Japan na?

[@awembaweawembawe6116]

What if po marunong na mag japanese, required parin pobang umatend yung sa language school?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Depende po sa facility na mghhire.. ung ibang facility po umaaccept ng marunong na mgjapanese then skip na po ung schooling for language.. pero bihira lang po ung ganun cases. Sa batch po namin lahat po kami dumaan sa schooling..

[@marhselS]

Hi good day sir! Ilang oras po per day and how many days in a week ang work nang nurse in japan po? Thank you..

[@pseudohub9754]

Hi po. May age limit po ba yung tinatanggap nila?

[@jhonanthonyisagan9636]

Can I work as a Healthcare Assistant or Nursing Assistant there?

[@brentfaiza1597]

Ilang months din po kayo natuto mag Japanese?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Under sa EPA program po inenroll po kmi sa Japanese Language training, 6months sa Manila, 6months sa Osaka.. Total of 1year schooling. Then after nun self study na lng habang nagwowork..ska everyday na communication sa mga Japanese workmates.

[@srk-fz7tf]

@@supersanji_tokyo sir n1 ka?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

@@srk-fz7tf hindi po. And kapag po under sa EPA program hindi po required ung JLPT(any level).

[@reginaldfernandez9657]

Hello Sanji! Pwd ba mag apply ng Nurse jan pag 1 year experience ka lang?

[@odessashiraishi2000]

Pano pp kaya sir kung andito napo sa japan??

[@whydoweneedousehandlesihateit]

are we allowed to color our hair as nurses in Japan? by color I mean like platinum blonde, pink, purple, things like that, not the "natural" hair color dye.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Natural color lang po ung allowed. Although hindi sila masyadong strict sa length ng hair. Pero sa color merun lang silang allowed na grade or level ng color..

[@whydoweneedousehandlesihateit]

@@supersanji_tokyo aww 🥲 dun kasi sa jdrama may nakita akong nurse na may kulay ang buhok😂

[@yoshira161]

Soon, mikasama! 🥺❤️🌱

[@carloebuen]

Batch 15.

[@robertpamintuan2915]

Bro paano kung N1 level na ang fluency mo sa日本語, mas mataas ba ang acceptance rate?

[@Gabi_real]

Mahirap ba mag aral ng Japanese ilan years aral no ng Japanese

[@Gabi_real]

@@zeflon7498 cge² salamat po 14 years old palang ako sir. Ga gather lng ako info para ma advance nalng yung ulo ko salamat ulet

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Yes, mahirap mag-aral ng Japanese. Under EPA po, ienroll kau sa Japanese school, 6months sa Manila, 6months sa Japan before kayo mgstart ng work.

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Kung interested po kayo mag-aral ng Japanese, ang alam ko po nag-ooffer ng free basic Japanese lessons ung ibang branches ng TESDA. 🙂

[@rheaangela9288]

@@Gabi_real bata simulan mo na.. medyo madugo ang Japanese.. maganda yan kasi bata ka pa

[@kimochii2090]

How long knpo jan s japan as nurse..ganbatte ne

[@山田ナナ-m4s]

病院の受け入れと給料はどうですか？ 日本の大学で看護を勉強している外国人です^ ^。

[@gianvelarde6317]

Sobrang hirap po ng exam?

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Yes, mahirap ung exam because it’s all in Japanese. Same exam na tine-take ng mga Japanese nurses.

[@gianvelarde6317]

@@supersanji_tokyo kapag nakapag asawa ka po ba ng japanese pero hindi mo naipasa yun board exam ng nursing papauwiin ka parin po ba or pwede kana mag stay sa japan ?

[@sharalouponciano1264]

How many items po ung exam?

[@lorenzorain2249]

salary po ng nurse or assistant nurse?

[@myractv3035]

Hi sanji

[@whydoweneedousehandlesihateit]

nurse parin po ba kayo sa Japan until now? Tsaka mabigat din po ba ang workload jan? Like ung nurse-patient ratio mga ganon po? Thanks po :)

[@supersanji_tokyo]

Yes, I’m still working in Japan now. Ung workload po depende sa type ng hospital or facility and depende din sa area. Pero cguro mas mabigat ung workload sa Philippines kasi konti ang staff..

[@whydoweneedousehandlesihateit]

@@supersanji_tokyo ahhh, thankyou po sa reply. Isa po kasi Japan sa mga top countries sa list ko na gusto ko pag trabuhuan someday😅. God bless po.