A Certificate of Eligibility is the first mandatory approval for most long-term visas in Japan. It confirms that the applicant meets the entry conditions for a designated working status.
The CoE verifies eligibility for work or business residency and must be issued before submitting a visa application at a Japanese embassy or consulate.
Applications are filed inside Japan by the employer, partner company, or proxy, and immigration authorities evaluate them under strict compliance rules.
Once approved, the CoE is sent overseas and becomes the primary document needed for final visa issuance and entry into Japan.
Japan has specific working statuses to match business roles. Below is the improved presentation, preserving all slide meanings but making them clear and aligned.
For individuals managing or operating a business in Japan, including running a subsidiary, branch, or corporate office.
For professionals requiring specialized knowledge, including IT engineers, designers, economists, legal researchers, translators, or professionals with foreign-culture-based skills.
For employees transferred from a foreign head office or branch to a related company office in Japan for a defined period.
For foreign attorneys, certified public accountants, or qualified legal professionals engaged in permitted business activities in Japan.
For occupations requiring industry-specific skills or technical expertise, based on work contracts with Japanese or foreign organizations.
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