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@omo_igboo The best way to relocate to Japan is to getting a resident permit in a country where you are . Asian or European country. Remember they have tight immigration laws . They can deport you straight from the airport on arrival. Talking from experience.

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@omo_igboo Sorry about your experience. But what is the correlation between your comment and the post? We are talking about skilled workers here.

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@omo_igboo There is a particular online English certification course for people who want to teach English in Asian and European countries. Someone posted the link on X but I can't find it. Anybody wey get an, abeg help me. Thank you.

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@omo_igboo Jobs are there in Japan and if you don’t mind doing one year probation, then it’s fair. Also be ready to learn the language because it important. Most jobs are handled by agents. If you get to Tokyo make sure you enjoy Shinjuku. Good luck

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@omo_igboo A friend of mine is in Vietnam right now Flight ticket is not expensive as I thought Said he spent #1.8m I doubt language is a barrier here too He's also studying Cyber security in with overall fees of #9m You can also pay installmentally in 4 places

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@omo_igboo Y’all should apply as much as you can ooo. No loose guard for this Tinubu economy oo. Adey road dey go🏃‍♂️✈️

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@omo_igboo No language requirements?

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@omo_igboo 😂🤣😂 God is this how I finally entered Japo? 😂🤣😂 Where my bag abeg. This God dey play too much. King of kings eye Sabi.

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@omo_igboo I remember how someone asked me to pay 1M to get a teaching job in Japan (in 2022). And this same person was somewhere in PH City. I ignored the guy. I took TEFL course, went to gaijinpot and started applying for jobs in Japan. That same year(2022), I got a job. You can do it too

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@omo_igboo English teacher is the hottest Job there.. All the best to those that will apply

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