Service
Recruitment (Specified Skilled Workers)
We match care-sector Specified Skilled Workers to your needs and support paperwork and residency end to end.
How It Works
Jobs & Registration
Register job openings with the government systems and sending organizations of the sending countries to recruit personnel.
Selection and Matching
Candidate selection via document screening and interviews (on-site interviews in Myanmar and Indonesia are also available).
Conclusion of an Employment Contract
The accepting organization (hospital or facility) and the individual enter into an employment contract.
Certificate of Eligibility
Application for issuance to the Regional Immigration Services Bureau → Issuance of the certificate and mailing to the applicant
Procedures in the Sending Country
Registration with the respective government and issuance of migrant worker identification documents (e.g., E-PMI, OWIC).
Visa Application and Issuance
Apply for and obtain a visa at a Japanese embassy or consulate-general abroad.
Entry into Japan and Start of Employment
Arrive in Japan as a foreign national with Specified Skilled Worker status and begin working at the job site.
Pricing Approach
Entry and management fees are structured to keep facility costs low. We estimate based on your headcount and conditions in a free consultation. Amounts and breakdowns shared per your requirements.
Get a Cost EstimateTraining · KAIGO PASS
Our in-house e-learning: native-language, AI-assisted prep for the Certified Care Worker exam across 13 subjects, before and after arrival — proof of our training capability. Key Features - Study by Subject: Work through all 13 exam subjects at your own pace - Past Exam Mode: Practice with real questions from previous national exams in a timed, test-like format - Initial Assessment: Measure your current level and identify weak subjects from day one - Review Mode: Focus on questions you got wrong and revisit weak areas - Care Terminology Dictionary: Tap highlighted terms in questions to see definitions and translations - Learning Tracker: Visualize your progress and accuracy with charts - Ranking: Compare your scores with other users to stay motivated - Study Reminders: Daily notifications to keep your study habit on track Who is this for? - Caregivers preparing for the Certified Care Worker national exam (介護福祉士国家試験) - Foreign care workers in Japan, especially from Myanmar and Indonesia - Anyone who wants to study effectively during commutes or breaks - Learners who need extra support with specialized care terminology in Japanese
Living Support
From before arrival in Japan to after starting work, we provide comprehensive support to ensure that our foreign staff can work and live with peace of mind. Travel and Acceptance From arranging airline tickets to meeting you at the airport and transporting you to your apartment, we will accompany you from your first day in Japan. Even in an unfamiliar place, you can start without anxiety. Housing Preparation We will handle everything from finding an apartment to signing the lease agreement. Furthermore, we will prepare necessary items such as bedding, storage furniture, cooking utensils, and bicycles in advance, so that you can start living there immediately upon moving in. Support for Starting Work On your first day of work, a staff member will accompany you to assist with necessary administrative procedures, such as registering for care-related services and various insurance procedures, to ensure a smooth transition. Daily Life Support From guiding you to the nearest supermarkets and shopping locations to assisting with administrative procedures and any daily life difficulties, we provide continuous support even after your arrival in Japan. We support the "peace of mind" of both the worker and the facility.