Working Holiday Visa
Japan's Working Holiday Visa allows young people aged 18-30 from eligible countries to live and work in Japan for up to one year.
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Key Details
Stay Requirements
Working holiday visa: short-term (typically 1-2 yrs) with a maximum duration, not a minimum; no minimum-stay requirement to retain
high confidenceHighlights
- Available for young people aged 18-30
- Live and work in Japan for up to one year
- Cultural exchange opportunities
- No minimum stay requirement
- Pathway to explore Japan
The catch
- Stays temporary. There's no built-in path to permanent residence — you'd need another route to settle for good.
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What could change
Changes in bilateral agreements could affect eligibility for this visa.
Tax Notes
Japan's Working Holiday Visa holders are subject to standard tax rates on income earned in Japan, which range from 5% to 45%.