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Jobs in Japan for Foreign Professionals

Find tech and engineering jobs in Tokyo and Japan with visa sponsorship. Japan is actively recruiting international IT talent — many companies welcome English-speaking expats.

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Employer not verified· 4 days ago
Bartender

Japan · Full-time · Hospitality

Salary not disclosed

Sponsorship not statedThe posting doesn’t say whether the employer sponsors visas. Ask before you apply.
Employer not verified· 5 days ago
(Urgent) Facility Member wanted

Japan · Full-time

JP¥3.2–4m/year

Visa sponsoredThe posting says the employer sponsors visas for this role. Your eligibility still depends on the visa rules; confirm with the employer. “Visa extension sponsorship available for up to 5 years.”
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Frequently Asked Questions

What visa do I need to work in Japan?

Most professionals use the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services visa (usually called the 'Engineer visa'). Your employer sponsors the application. Processing takes 1–3 months. Japan also has a Highly Skilled Professional (HSP) visa offering fast-track residency.

Do I need to speak Japanese to work in Japan?

Not always. Many international companies and tech startups in Tokyo (especially GaijinPot-listed companies) hire English-only speakers. That said, Japanese skills significantly expand your options and help with daily life outside the office.

What are IT salaries in Japan?

Software engineers earn ¥5,000,000–¥10,000,000/year (approx. USD 33,000–67,000). While lower than US/European salaries in absolute terms, Tokyo's lifestyle is high-quality and Japan has one of the most stable economies in Asia.

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