Testimonials & News
“If they are foreigners and they want to have a working visa, I would really recommend...Gaijin Bank.”
Lillian, Intermediary
The Netherlands
NETRA, CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
NEPAL
A Week Before My Visa Expired
We talked to Netra about his experience with Gaijin Bank and he was excited to have a good experience. He found a job, just in time, so he didn’t have to return home to Nepal. He enjoyed the service he received and was appreciative of the fact that the staff at Gaijin Bank treated him with respect throughout the process. We thank him for choosing us. If you are looking for a job in Japan and you are from a foreign country, create an account at http://gaijinbank.com and we can help you just like we helped Netra.
ANGELA, ENGLISH TEACHER
LESOTHO
It Made Everything Easy
We sat down with Angela, a native of Lesotho, who recently came from China after graduating from her University. Her experience with Gaijin Bank was, in her own words, “amazing”. See what else she had to say and hear how the process of finding a job as a foreigner in Japan was made so much easier after she chose Gaijin Bank.
Tips For The Perfect Job Interview
This video shows our secret for a perfect job interview. This gives you a detailed rundown of what is and is not acceptable when interviewing for a job in Japan.
Visa Sponsorship Program
Don't miss this video. We detail what is needed for visa sponsorship and what you should do to get it in the near future. Part-time jobs are quite helpful towards getting a working visa.
Japanese Business Etiquette - Rules
These are very basic rules, but you may not know them. Manners matter most in Japan and we hope this video is helpful.
Cambodians Get New Work Visas in Japan
Two Cambodian women have become the first to receive a new type of work visa in Japan created under a revised immigration law aimed at accepting more foreign workers. The Immigration Services Agency said on Friday that it granted the Category…
Japanese Companies Keen To Increase Hiring Of New Grads
A recent poll has found that more than 30 percent of Japanese companies surveyed plan to hire more new graduates in spring 2020 than they did this year. Including those aiming to secure about the same number as this spring, more than 80 percent of all respondents are seen as being keen to hire in 2020...
Keeping Up Appearances In The Workplace In Japan
Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Inc., which employs about 17,000 people, announced earlier this month it would allow office workers to come to work in jeans and sneakers. Factory workers in the company will still be required to wear uniforms and sales staff will still be expected to don business suits as per regulations in…