JAPAN WORK VISA! How I got a job in Marketing in Tokyo

[@hwy-5877]

Sam, congratulations on finding a new career and being able to return to Japan! Very happy for you and best wishes! Ganba! 👍

[@ninamaria8379]

I loooooove your new intro!

[@hohenstaufenz]

Sam, you really need to upload more videos about your life and work in Japan. We are craving for them! Love the new intro. Sorry you got rejected for that babysitter job, the poor kid never knew what she missed.

[@robertofinali2495]

Truly excellent, clear and comprehensive explanation!! I am a bit surprised that it so hard to find information of this kind, although it doesn't seem so difficult for someone who is "on site" to collect and explain . Apparently one needs instead a communication degree like Sam does 😃

[@yujitsuzuki5439]

Honestly my guess is more European citizens will come to east Asia to find a career job. What would you think Sam? U.S is just very hard market place to get into for many. The competition level is very high (as I have worked in U.S I kinda feel this way). So is EU where many Europeans can just move around EU regions to even reside easily but I think Europe needs more career jobs for young people who just graduated from college to be a professional worker. They kept doing internships...not having a actual job when I stayed in Europe for a short period. To make a financial independence we need a place where young people can find a "career" with the job they have in rhe future. I'm very glad you found a job that gives you new opportunities! Wish you all the best sam! I watch your video to check out Japan a bit

[@bapbap2562]

Thank you so much for posting this! I've been on a never-ending hunt to find info about getting a job/visa with a marketing background and have found that useful info on the topic is VERY hard to come by. I'm hoping to move back to Tokyo in 2022. I was an english teacher for a year in 2017. That experience alone taught me that the ALT life was personally, not sustainable for me. It's great to hear that the marketing field is very open to foreign applicants.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Happy to hear! I wish you good luck :)

[@evdxb5630]

Wow how could you remember all this text 👏👏👏 thank you so much for such unwrapped subject and informative video

[@giorgioc3402]

Concise, useful and inspiring! Thank you for clarifying!! Also, this new series sounds very appealing!!😊

[@masashi2404]

I’ve been waiting for this!!!! Glad to know what you do in Japan!!

[@KiraBaka1]

Is amazing that you have so many degress/certificates and kept them all. It shows that you are sooo german. It seems Japan always need the best!

[@gregoryvansomeren2626]

Nice! I'm currently doing evening classes in sales and marketing, aside from my daily job, interesting video ;)

[@yohji538]

This video helps me a lot since I started to teach Japanese language to foreigners in Japan . Thanks you!

[@Unmei_Ka]

This is a great idea for a video. Sharing this kind of knowledge is really helpful even if people are only mildly interested.

[@rabinchawal8729]

Hi Sam! I really Loved Your Video😍You gave hope to me and to a lot of foreigners who will be coming in japan.

[@jamesl9371]

Good to see you got this job. I just watched an old video of yours about why you were leaving Japan

[@MissMugiwara]

Hi I just found your channel and I'm glad, that I did I'm actually also German and currently doing my Bachelor, before that I did a three years of apprenticeship. I really want to work for awhile in Japan just to get the experience and I already realized that English teaching programs would be really hard as I am not native, though I'm studying in english. So having the option to go into different fields like marketing is great to know. Thanks for the video!

[@raptor1988ful]

The new intro is great! Good Job.

[@OtomeNinaWong]

The LinkedIn story sounds so funny to me since the first thing they taught us in university in The Netherlands is "linkedin is THE way to network and get jobs!" meanwhile you are disliked by traditional companies for it in Japan. Thanks a lot for this informative video, I think it's lovely you are doing an video series on "How to Japan" and congrats on your new job once again, hope you have a great time working there!

[@arynakharytonenka1616]

Sam, this is amazing info! I’m in marketing too and my current company’s Japanese office wants to hire me, any chance you already got a video specific to your case of what company did and how long it took? Thank you so so much ❤️

[@Sean.Cordes]

Congrats on getting the full work visa! That's so exciting. I think Japan (or Europe....) is next on my list as far as where I want to work. If possible of course. :D

[@zubaerchaudhari8267]

Sam In Tokyo I really love to watch your video

[@pokemaniakcollection]

I have seen a lot of videos , a lot of text talking about this subject and.. this is the best video so far and so clear that i have ever seen.. thanks a lot ! I kinda lost hop few weeks ago because i have a bachelor degree but i am french and not a native speaker english so .. it s kinda more difficult for me . Hopefully i ll get a working visa soon :) thanks !

[@SamInTokyoo]

Thanks so much! I hope you’ll get a visa soon 💪

[@amarcem10003]

Thanks you very much for all the information!!!! It helps a lot, I'm actually moving for a year starting September (WHV) and is great to know all this is case that I love there and what to stay for more that that, so thanks a lot

[@SamInTokyoo]

I’m happy I was able to help!

[@MusicSkypirate]

Hmm as a UK Marketer myself for a few years with an Law degree this has been quite interesting. Thank you very much for this. Looking for a position in Japan in the next couple years hopefully. I guess the real limit is the language which I'd say I can get by considering my previous trips... just terrible at writing!

[@KevinKaffy]

Very interesting and informative video.. Also very impressed by your flawless English..I am pretty sure you will also become very fluent in Japanese too.. Anyway, Gambatte! I have a Permanent visa but it’s much easier to get than before so you should look into that as soon as possible..I think only 3 years work experience is necessary now to apply for the visa or of course marriage to a Japanese citizen for a few years would also qualify you..

[@KhoiThinh]

Love the thumbnail ;) it reminded me of my first Japanese company's office located in Shinjuku Eastside Square.

[@maidenthe80sla]

Sam, I have to say when I get your YT announcements I get excited as I know it will always be a good surprise. There is no way to predict where your videos will be going, what topics you will cover and are always different & unique. Damn girl, your new intro is off the charts! I knew you always had it in you, but this floored me. What more awesomeness do you still have under wraps? What a superb idea to start this series and it will provide crucial information to many, including myself. I also saw your inner teacher appear knowing that you enjoy it very much. This should also keep your creativity going while you keep up with your job and all the other activities you are involved in. Yay Sam!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍 I am so proud of all the accomplishments you have made since you returned to Japan!!!

[@SamInTokyoo]

Thank you!

[@henryharada8339]

There is a 4th way to get a Japanese work visa, granted if you are a 2nd or 3rd degree japanese descendent (If the parents or grandparents are originally born in Japan). Extends automatically to wife or husband even if they are not japanese descendents. It is a specific condition that started in the mid 1980's with brazilian citizens (the largest japanese descendents community in the world is in Brazil) due to the lack of workpower in japanese factories. Over the years, they started to grant work visa for descendents in Peru (the 2nd japanese community) and other nationalities. Now, in 2019, the brazilian government is requesting the visa to be granted to the 4th degree descendents. In a society thats getting older and smaller like the japanese, workpower is a very scarce resource. And it seems that the japanese government don't have another option than opening the doors to foreign labor.

[@SamInTokyoo]

I have some Brazilian descendant friends here in Japan :) since it’s so specific and most descendants know, I didn’t include it but thank you for the info!

[@henryharada8339]

@@SamInTokyoo It was just to say you could marry me. ;)

[@kemp3928]

Love the Channel! New intro is great as well :)

[@MarketesCM]

Thanks for the video!! Just a quick thing: apart from teaching, marketing and recruiting, there are MANY digital/internet companies looking for engineers from abroad with no Japanese requirements. Specially international companies and startups, but even traditional companies are becoming more open-minded and foreign-friendly.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Thanks! I did touch on that but not as “most common” jobs but you are correct :)

[@einfachnurleo7099]

Yeah I am pretty sure that your english ought to be considered more than just fluent. I´ve spend a bit more than a year in the US myself and I do believe that my english is pretty good (though a bit rusty right now). Your english on the other hand is comparable to native english. Whenever I had any kind of english class in school or at the university I always hated to listen to everyone else talking because of that THICK german accent but had´nt I known that your from germany I would have assumed that your an american. Considering that most japanese speak very little english ... and that they wanted you to babysit their child it shouldn´t have even come up at all ^^.

[@LorianR]

First of all, I want to thank you for the effort and dedication that you put on your videos. Your appealing personality makes them even better (obviously I don’t know you in person but it’s just the vibes I guess). Anyways, I want to talk you about my current situation: I’ve a degree in Oriental Studies (Japanese specialist) and a master in International Trade. I lived in Japan for a year (2012-2013) as a university student and I’m currently working as an export manager for a wine company in Spain (I’m Spanish, by the way). Nevertheless, I find many difficulties to apply for a job in Japan and as time goes by I’m running out of options (not that young anymore) and don’t have a clue as to what to do next in order to get a working visa. It’s very frustrating actually, ‘cause I would love to live there once more and for a much longer period if possible. I’m aware that you won’t be able to solve other persons problems, of course. Just want to share it with you. 🙂🇯🇵

[@LorianR]

I’m in my mid-thirties (that’s what “not that young anymore” meant), but not that old neither 😅.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Hi Lorenzo! Thanks for the comment :) you can try applying from overseas but that generally has a very low success rate :/ I feel like it’s easier if you already have a visa, you could try visiting language school for 6 months (student visa) and job hunt while you’re in japan! You’re eligible to work 28 hours on a student visa so you could possibly transition into a full time role if you play your cards right :) good luck!

[@Marimo_-qj6kb]

I'm a kindergarten teacher from Germany. Came here right after graduation, didn't have much work experience, no bachelor degree and got a 3 year work visa right away😉 Never had a problem with work visa in Japan and I'm living here since 2010.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Wow immigrations sure got stricter since then! But once you already had a work visa it’s much easier to get another one and now you have the experience 👍🏻 if you’ve been here since 2010 then you’re almost eligible for permanent residency :o

[@Marimo_-qj6kb]

My friend did the same and came a few years later. I think it depends on the profession and if it's needed in Japan. There are so many international schools, but most foreigners who work there don't have a degree in education and no experience and the quality of the schools isn't good. Kids learn English but aren't properly educated. (A nightmare to watch for a real teacher!) Maybe that's why the government accepts us German teachers although it isn't a bachelor degree. We are professionals in early childhood education, it takes 4 years to study, just like a bachelor study in Japan and we are state certified. So why shouldn't we be allowed to work in Japan?😀✌️

[@SamInTokyoo]

Oh so you DO have a teaching degree, that explains 😄

[@Marimo_-qj6kb]

Yes, I said I'm a kindergarten teacher😉

[@TamakiOtomo]

I work in a hotel now. They are in need of foreigners now as they are afraid of they won't be able to handle the foreigner visitors when the Olympics come next year. So if someone doesn't mind not having an office job, that's an easy path as well. You need to speak proper Japanese, even keigo, but there are not as many kanji reading as you would do in a classic office job.

[@opensesame8888]

Easier to get a job for foreigners in the fields like English teacher IT, AI, Robotic, Bio, etc. (Japanese not much needed) Tourism marketing Export marketing Designer Bilingual job in any field But IT workers are most wanted and needed desperately in Japan right now. Rakuten is English spoken company. (Their official language at company is English) I think some more Japanese companies decide to use English as their official language.

[@Im_Korzak]

you said you have a ba in linguistics and you mentioned a master degree and also communication's but it wasn't clear is your master degree in communications ? I'm currently planning to double major communications and English with a business minor with the goal of moving to Japan and hopefully getting into marketing im happy that you said you got a job with only 1 year of marketing experience im hoping i can get a marketing internship where im from over a summer or two and call that experience also what was your Japanese level when you got hired? i got to n5 in one year(didnt take the test but I did practice tests my vocab is about 800)

[@bruno2756]

Same for Canada, Australia etc. and all the countries that lack workers... they filter as much as they can in order to bring only qualified people for jobs that locals can't (because lack of people) or don't want to do.. It's tough ... I'm trying to move to another country and I am going through hell with all the rules and the surrealistic demands ... honestly sometimes I just want to give up ...

[@SamInTokyoo]

Don’t give up! I know it’s hard but if you persevere you will be able to do it and it’s so worth it in the end!

[@lala7701]

Hey Sam! I really love your videos. It feels like the "old" era of YT Jvlogging without the redundant drama. I'm not sure whether we'll try to apply now or in the future, but I wonder if you have any information about engineering with a degree? my husband is a senior engineer with a degree and 7 years of experience, but I don't know if there's any visa "category" that he could apply for. Thanks!

[@SamInTokyoo]

Best position to be in! He can just apply to the companies he likes and they will probably sponsor him if he is an experienced engineer with a degree!

[@lala7701]

@@SamInTokyoo Great to know! thanks :)

[@bibiberrycrunch9223]

Danke für das Video、es hat mir sehr geholfen😊

[@maccascaptain4016]

The more Sam to Japan, the more GNP of Japan. Wherever she goes, a better place becomes where she lives in.

[@abaadil8343]

Wow I thought you were on a working holiday visa! How is the working visa so far and working for a Japanese company?

[@SamInTokyoo]

I was! I’m transitioning :)

[@farahm7801]

Thank you so much for this video it will be very helpfull, i was just wondering something must we have any degree/mester in marketing to get a work in the field & how good is actually your japanese ? ^^

[@SamInTokyoo]

I don’t have a degree in marketing but I still got a job in marketing :) my Japanese is between N3 and N2 but we speak English at work!

[@farahm7801]

@@SamInTokyoo i see that, thank you so much :)

[@einfachnurleo7099]

I might actually have a chance of getting one of those special visas. I am about to finish my bachelor for business administration with a focus on hospitality, gastronomy and tourism management. All I am missing is decent japanese ... though that isn´t an issue really right?! *sob*

[@Notacop8854]

Like the new intro

[@garenson]

The new intro is nice :) (but a little bit too loud...)

[@amarcem10003]

Sorry to bother again, I have a question, did u handle you're batchelor degrees in English/ Japanese or did you had then translated to Japanese and legalized (the Hague) beforehand??? Again and sorry to bother, I just that I haven't found information about that in particular, thanks for you're time!!!

[@SamInTokyoo]

My university issued my degree in 2 languages so I didn’t have to get it translated because English seems to be acceptable at immigrations for documentation :)

[@amarcem10003]

@@SamInTokyoo God that's awesome!!! Thanks you very much really, you are really helping me out! Thnks 🤗

[@Joseito1875]

Great informative video! I've got a question, if you go there with a student visa, is it easy to change it to a work visa? Are companies open to hiring language students? I've already got my Bachelor's degree.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Yes I know many people who did that :)

[@BlooDFactoryDXOp7]

I would really like it if you could answer these doubts that I have at the moment, thank you very much 1 ¿Is it absolutely necessary to have a master's degree in Japan to work in a company or can you work with a graduate of your university in your home country? 2 ¿Is it true that it is absolutely necessary to have N2 to work in these types of jobs? 3 ¿What is it like to work in the marketing work environment? is it very heavy/stressful or happy? 4 ¿If you have studies in Psychology, can you work in Marketing?< Please Sam, yoroshiku onegaishimasu

[@uxpjsxu]

4:53 - 4:56 should be Japan's recruitment campaign to attract all the engineers they can get

[@severone_ichi]

I have the same type of degree and everyone always tells me I should’ve gotten a different degree because it is useless. Do you have any tips for a Dutch native speakers in this scenario? Thank you for the info!

[@SamInTokyoo]

Hmm how’s your Japanese? You are eligible for a work visa so now it’s just a matter of finding an employer who needs you, if you speak Japanese then that would be easy! If you don’t then might be worth going to Japanese language school for a year like I did

[@severone_ichi]

@@SamInTokyoo My Japanese is currently so-so, but I'm open to learning more. I've experienced that learning it in a native environment does have many benefits in that regard, so I'd have a preference for going to a language school in Japan. Do you have any recommendations for specfic schools perhaps? I also applied to a scholarship to do my Masters in Japan but unfortuantly didn't get in, will try again this year though. I've seen many employers looking for German/French/Spanish speaking people, but somehow Dutch isn't really an interest for the Japanese currently.

[@ClaireYoungMin]

But most of the digital marketing positions in japan requires at least N2 to native level Japanese? 😭😭😭 My boyfriend is a digital marketer for 5 years (fluent in English) who just moved to Japan and he’s having a tough time looking for a digital marketing related job 😭

[@andgainingspeed]

Nice job marketing yourself. Good luck in your career path. Wondering if you as a women, but also a foreign national will have a more atypical experience with regard to opportunities and social expectations, and to what degree. If you do go full salaryman mode, will you still have time for your channel? Hopefully the channel becomes doesn't become like the salaryman's wife. 😅

[@pranayakhadka3507]

I have Heard that there also provide jobs for foreigners whose English is good but for that sorts of job do we also need to learn Japanese language mam? Is this true?

[@mdmahfuzurrahman5585]

Thanks Sam! It was super helpful for me. I will appreciate if you consider to make a video of your " Day in life as a marketer" My future plan is to be a "Digital Marketer in Japan". I did some research and come up with, I need to acquire: - Bachelor in Business Studies - Japanese JLPT1 - English IELTS7 or TOEIC 800+ Score Would you please share me your opinion!

[@白髪りす]

Is engineer foreign friendly? Are japanese engineer employers expect you to have a japanese work culture?

[@hindafraite7539]

Sorry but I study now in bisness school and I am starting to learn english more because I am Arabic and also I had start learning Japanese but if I got N2 the test (test of japanese language) it will be easy to find a good job in Japan??

[@henrythe9th377]

Hi, do you plan to retire in Japan?

[@tokkigifs]

OMG A MARKETING JOB IN JAPAN A DOUBLE SUB

[@izumiruki]

Oops. I submitted the bare minimum in documents and only received 3 years for my visa. I wasn't too satisfied because my classmate from language school did not have any work experience but managed to get 5 years while I had 3 years' working experience in my home country. Some people say immigration is really random with granting the visa duration. 🙃

[@stanleybrhm]

I work in marketing as well and I'd love to work in Japan. Is there any minimum experience required for marketing jobs?

[@SamInTokyoo]

Heavily depends on your employer, if they want you then your prior experience doesn’t matter if you have a bachelor degree :)

[@stanleybrhm]

Sam In Tokyo Thanks, looking forward to rest of the series.

[@丘バイキングのスローライフ]

うちの奥さんはドイツから日本へ来て間も無く永住ビザをもらったけど一度も仕事をしていない。日本語も日本食もダメ。Samさんは仕事してえらいな！日本が好きで来たか仕方なく来たかでモチベーションは変わると思うよ。

[@bigbeebrian]

Wow! I wonder if it's as difficult to work in my own country, as a foreigner, as it sound like it is to work in Japan? I live in the U.S.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Much harder! America is extremely strict with visas

[@yamandahal5930]

I'm bachelor pass in BBA. Can I get working visa after 1 year language school. When I came to Japan what's my chance miss.

[@LifeInJP]

Thats awesome. I only have a sience degree and I am really not sure what to doo

[@macguffin23]

Miss Bad Influence! How long is your visa actually valid? And what will happen to you when it expires? Are you going to be deported to Mordor? Or even worse, to Berlin? 😱

[@eliteshade2273]

Hey Sam! Can i work in japan if i have cleared JLPT N4?

[@soc7052]

I think you didn’t mentioned about their age limit in corporate Japan on new hires. As I understand it, it is not unusual to disqualify that “anyone over the age XX years old need not apply” in the job ad. I do have extensive engineering experiences and able to converse in Japanese (but not kanji). However, what are the chances of getting hired when you are say, mid 40s?

[@SamInTokyoo]

I know a person in his early 40s with 0 Japanese who was hired into IT with work visa sponsorship :)

[@soc7052]

Ahhhh, that’s quite encouraging. I guess thing are changing over there. I’ll start looking for the ad. online, but, it still quite intimidating process sitting in L.A. though! Thanks.

[@SamInTokyoo]

I think as a valuable IT/engineering specialist, they might just overlook your age!

[@flaviospadavecchia5126]

Do you think it's possible to find a job and get a work visa from abroad or should I necessarily be in Japan, first?

[@SamInTokyoo]

Not impossible but more difficult

[@thecotufita8356]

Do you have an example of what kind of information you put on LinkedIn or looked for in LinkedIn to get in contact/get contacted by Foreign companies in Japan? Thank you :)

[@SamInTokyoo]

You can set your profile to “actively looking for a job” and then you pop up for recruiters :) you can also indicate what fields you are interested in and where

[@bianca123moreno]

I’m confuse....so I have a bachelor degree from America for marketing I speak Spanish and English and right now I’m learning Japan. How do I get any type of visa to go to Japan.

[@SamInTokyoo]

You apply to different companies and they’ll give you a visa ;)

[@rodbamboo]

こんなに聡明でマルチリンガルな人を雇わない日本企業は間違ってる。外資系でも十分やっていけると思う。

[@noname-dk7ri]

一緒に働く日本人にも良い影響があると思うのにね。

[@speedbird006]

日本人にも良い人材はいる。外人雇うより日本企業は日本人の若い優秀な人材をもっと高待遇で雇って欲しい。

[@opensesame8888]

同盟国やブルーチーム出身者のビザは緩和するべきと思う。 中国人は技術や情報を盗むリスクが高いし、韓国人は既にレッドチームに片足突っ込んでいるし将来賠償金を請求してくるリスクが高いので・・・

[@xemnarth7197]

legend

[@HeroOrb]

AWESOME

[@BlooDFactoryDXOp7]

¿How difficult would it be for a foreigner in Japan to work as a Bachelor of Marketing?? I am looking forward to your response , please

[@japanmagicalshopper]

Anyone watching this seeking information about working visa qualification requirements, don't listen to it. Coming from someone living in Japan for over 6 years with a working visa and no bachelor's degree or working history before Japan, just know that this is not official information.

[@melihciftci50]

Do you work then 12 hours to 16 hours ? Or do you work 8 hours since working in Japan is very hard.

[@Marcelo-ix2tq]

Hey Sam! Do you know if they're looking for copywriters too?

[@SamInTokyoo]

I know they should 😂

[@chamikaweerasinghe2040]

Can you please tell me how do I find a marketing job in japan

[@AnomieTrain]

Do they have a Bum Visa? I just want to go to Japan and hang around the park all day and eat sushi and ramen.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Lolol I guess they do, it’s only valid 90-180 days though depending where you’re from and is called a tourist visa ;)

[@liyuling1984]

your eyes are very attractive!

[@田中早苗-e1g]

Are you an English teacher? Looking for a job in Japan, even Japanese people can not easily find a job that suits you. Even Japanese are difficult. If you become a foreigner, I think it is extremely difficult. Still, there is a desire to live in Japan. I wish you good luck.

[@SamInTokyoo]

Did you even watch the video 😂

[@SamInTokyoo]

Or read the title 😂

[@田中早苗-e1g]

On the Internet, we have reported many good things in Japan. Some people have room for living, but with a small pension, how many people are living poor, in a country with many poor people in the developed world, embarrassing, ranks fourth. Germany is better. Japanese politicians have doubts whether they really think about Japan. I'm not happy if everyone is happy. Please know the true form of J

[@Itsme-oe4io]

How much do u earn in a month

[@SuperYoda7]

What's your JLPT level and what level is roughly needed to survive in Japan?

[@SamInTokyoo]

I passed N3 1.5 years ago so I’m better than that but failed N2 in December because of kanji 😂 I’m doing just fine with that level in everyday life but many people who live here hardly speak any Japanese and survive somehow

[@SuperYoda7]

Sam In Tokyo thanks for the quick reply! That's very interesting. I just started learning Japanese so the goal must be to get to n3 within a few years! Good luck for your next JLPT N2 !

[@TT-zd6nr]

Oddly I refused an assignment from my company to work in Japan but not for the reasons you would expect as the allowances were very good. I do not eat fish and I do like French wine :)

[@superchatoalien4905]

Do you think Japanese people eat only fish everyday? lol

[@TT-zd6nr]

@@superchatoalien4905 Not at all, as I knew a Japanese vegan. However my colleagues told me that the Japanese hosts always entertained at restaurants where there seemed to be a lot of fish on the menu . I was not taking the risk, and ended up in Germany. And discovered Gulaschsuppe :)

[@abdalrahmanismail6668]

Hi sam how are you i miss you

[@ronaldencio1402]

Hello....?😁😁👋 こんにちは.....!!!😁👋👋

[@KittieGeorge]

I'm glad to hear you got a job other than English teacher. Then, next is to find a better half to live half-eternally in Japan.

[@sinnovu1269]

本日は、ヘヤースタイルVery good　 リラックス、リラックスしてください。

[@TheStruggler0]

what that that mean bro hahahahha

[@GAMBANJUJJJ]

MAXIMUM STRESS ENGAGED

[@alsonchristian9]

Hi Sam, As you told in your video that you have friends in Recruitment and staffing. I have 6 years of experience in USA staffing and recruitment agency. Please guide me. Thanks

[@abdalrahmanismail6668]

Exisis me darling i cant work any thing except behaind table because iam 79. Yers old ..tank you very muth

[@macguffin23]

Miss assistant marketing manager! I would easily travel those 10000 km just to show up at your office and dishevel your hair. For now, you're hired as my chief entertainment officer (CEO).

[@vishnuchavan8336]

I have 2 year experiance

[@Underthelab]

Point of correction, a spousal visa doesnt mean you only have to be married to a japanese. great video

[@SamInTokyoo]

How else can you get a spouse visa? If you’re married to a foreigner and he/she had a visa for japan, you get a dependent visa

[@nazeerahmadyounosendok1211]

Hello job

[@nazeerahmadyounosendok1211]

Please job

[@abdalrahmanismail6668]

I do not work now becuse iam ,60. Years old

[@vishnuchavan8336]

Mam i want to work in marketting field plz sugest me how to get this job

[@田中早苗-e1g]

Samko, I will comment again. I'm hollowed out on your instagram. There are so many photos of Japan. I really like Japan. How would you like to stay in Japan forever if you like? It may be an extra thing, but people from any country are welcome, I want you to marry and live happily.

[@KittieGeorge]

Congratulations! Next is to catch Japanese boy. To be able to cook a few Japanese cuisines is necessary and enough.

[@SMFJose]

Go to babysitter!