Security sector foreign workers expansion
A change to the Specified Skilled Worker (i) in Japan is on the way — and it pays to prepare early.
Japan's police agency launched expert panel to consider allowing more foreign nationals in private-sector security services, potentially expanding SSW(i) eligible occupations. This concerns the Specified Skilled Worker (i) in Japan.
Why this matters if you're planning to move abroad
Immigration rules shift constantly, and a single change to a route like the Specified Skilled Worker (i) can affect your eligibility, timeline, or costs. For Indian professionals weighing a move to Japan, staying on top of these updates is the difference between applying at the right moment and missing a window.
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