From December of last year to February of this year, we have received permission to change the status of residence of five students who wish to study at a vocational school in Ise City, Mie Prefecture.
We have received permission to change the status of residence of all 15 applicants to “College Student”. What can I say, not all of them went straight from a Japanese language school, some of them applied for refugee status, and others were expelled from their former vocational school due to the lack of remittances from their home country. It was all about the people who had a high degree of difficulty as an application.
About 3 people are still in the process of applying after returning to Japan, but the staff in charge are working hard, so I can only hope that the results will be good.
Students’ lives change depending on whether or not they can study in Japan after receiving permission to study abroad. We are working with responsibility.
The two people who applied for certification were those who joined a company on April 1 and applied at the end of February. This client was also the first case of hiring excellent and earnest foreign personnel without even applying for a Japanese job. To be honest, I was relieved that the permission was given while we were working on the schedule, such as the date of joining the company, because the client was hiring foreign personnel, and moreover, they were hiring university graduates for clerical work.
The administrative scrivener corporation Miraihe Legal Office will continue to do our best to enroll students at local school corporations and to recruit foreign human resources for small and medium-sized enterprises.