Administrative and legal information for foreigners living in Japan, such as Japanese laws, how to provide documents to government offices, how to receive legal advice, and contact information on English-speaking lawyers.
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The Japanese Government provides Rent Relief Grants - Housing Security Benefits (住居確保給付金 - Jûkyo Kakuho Kyûfukin) for a certain period of time for people who have trouble with paying rent due to the loss of job, closing of a business, or falling into a situation equivalent to these. This system's purpose is to help people who have lost or may lose their house.
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If you are planning to employ a foreigner who does not yet have a work visa in Japan, you need to obtain the certificate of Eligibility and necessary visa for them. The employer should check that the job description, educational background and work experience of the person you are about to hire match the visa category you are applying for.
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