The Migration Agency and the Japan-China-Asia Medical Educational Cultural Exchange General Incorporated Foundation (JCAEMCE) signed an agreement on hiring 10 thousand Uzbeks for Japan jobs over five years, the press service of the Agency said.
Yapon Mahorat Nuri Japanese language and skill courses necessary for preparing for exams and employment will open in Tashkent, Samarkand and Namangan provinces.
In addition, special online platform WiseBridge will allow to freely select vacancies in Japan and directly communicate with employers. The platform will begin operating in June 2025.
The Migration Agency recommends that anyone wishing to work in Japan call 71-202-33-55 (extension 545).
During the visit of the Uzbek delegation to Japan, issues of visa facilitation, digitalization of migration and reduction of the time required to obtain entry permits to Japan were also discussed.
“The technical internship program implemented in Japan and the simplified visa system for skilled Uzbek citizens: to conduct legal and safe labor activities in Japan, gain experience in a highly cultured work environment and reveal their potential,” said Japanese Justice Minister Keisuke Suzuki.
