How to stay in Japan after graduation with no job offer: Stay Legally After University or Senmongakko
Graduating from a Japanese university or vocational school ends your student status, leaving many international graduates without an immediate work visa. Fortunately, Japan provides transitional pathways to continue your career search legally. This guide explains how to secure the Designated Activities job-hunting visa for up to one year, as well as the J-FIND visa for top global university graduates seeking up to two years of residency. Learn about mandatory school recommendation letters, strict 28-hour weekly part-time work limits, required financial proof, and crucial application criteria across regional immigration bureaus to stay on track.