Work / Immigration visa · Cook Islands to Japan

Intra-Company Transferee Visa

Embassy required

Fee
3,000 JPY
Validity
5 years
Entry
Single entry

Eligibility

  • Nationality

    Open to all nationalities.

  • Employment

    Must have been continuously employed at the foreign office for at least 1 year immediately prior to transfer, performing duties classified as Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services. University degree not required.

    Required status: Intra-company transfer with 1+ year tenure

  • Financial

    Compensation must be equal to or greater than that of Japanese nationals in equivalent roles.

Documents you need

  • Passport

    Blank pages required: 2; Validity months: 12

  • Photo

    Count: 1; Specifications: 45mm x 45mm, white background, taken within 6 months

  • Curriculum vitae

    Provide a current CV showing education, work history and relevant qualifications.

  • Work contract

    Provide a signed job offer, contract or assignment letter showing the role, dates and employer.

    Must be notarized: No; Must be translated: No

  • Certificate of

    Issuing authority: Immigration Services Agency of Japan; Residence status: Intra-company Transferee; Validity months: 3

  • Ict assignment

    Corporate relationship: Head office, branch, subsidiary, or affiliated company with capital ties or management control relationship; Minimum employment years: 1

How to apply

  1. Document gathering

    Prepare transfer letter, employment history, company relationship documentation, CV, and employer financial documents.

  2. Processing wait

    Japanese receiving company applies for COE at Regional Immigration Bureau. Processing 1-3 months.

  3. Document submission

    Apply for visa at Japanese Embassy/Consulate with COE.

  4. Fee payment

    Pay visa fee of approximately 3,000 JPY.

  5. Visa collection

    Collect visa and enter Japan within 3 months of COE date.

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