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| 名前 |
Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau Saitama Branch Office parking lot(埼玉県入館) |
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| ジャンル |
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| 電話番号 |
048-851-9671 |
| 営業時間 |
[月火水木金] 9:00～16:00 |
| HP | |
| 評価 |
3.3 |
| 住所 |
〒338-0002 埼玉県さいたま市中央区下落合５丁目１２−１ |
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Advice here! I’ve been 4 times in the last 6 weeks, please use this advice. I’ll give a brief explanation of how the immigration department operates, and then my advice afterwards.How it operates - there are two queues you must progress through. When you arrive, you must stand in the first line to speak with “reception”. Once you reach reception, you will hand them whatever you have to give (application form, passport, contract, photos, zairyu card, etc - whatever matches your application) and then they will give you a number, and you sit down, but you are now in the second queue. You will then wait for your number to be called where you will speak to a specialist designated to your case.Operating hours - it is advertised as closing at 4pm, but that’s not true. You must have ARRIVED IN THE FIRST QUEUE before 4pm to have your case heard for the day. If you are in the queue, and it is 4pm, you will be seen, but if it is 4:05pm and you just arrive in the building, you will not be seen. If you will be seen that day, and it’s after 4pm you are still waiting in the secondary queue and you may not leave until after 5 or 6pm.If you arrive early in the day, expect huge lines and massive wait times. It quietens down in the afternoon. I arrived at 10am, stood in the first queue for 40 minutes and then sat waiting in the second queue for 3 hours. See below (1).1. Skipping the Queue - Do your best to arrive around 3:30pm. It isn’t possible to skip the second queue, but it is much smaller at the end of the day. Also, it is mostly possible to skip the first queue if you arrive close to 4pm. I have arrived at 3:30pm and there was no one in front of me in the first queue. Maybe you can arrive ultra early in the morning, but I couldn’t try this on my work schedule.2. Opening Hours - the “reception” desk, where they hear your initial enquire, which is necessary for all visitors to go through, closes at 4pm. What this means is if you arrive in the queue by 4pm, they will take your enquiry for the day.3. Flow - I was submitting a “Permission to engage in other activities”, ie get another part time job on my work visa. You will visit at least twice. The first time to submit the paperwork for your application, show them your passport and your zairyu card. The second time you will go after receiving a postcard in the mail, which you fill out during your first visit, which tells you your application has a result, but you must visit them face to face to know the result.The first visit - This one is likely to take forever. I went four times for multiple reasons. The first visit was always 2+ hours.The second visit - Is much shorter. They stick in some new stickers in your passport and update your zairyu card with a stamp. I was in and out within 30 minutes, but note I arrived at 3:30pm to skip the queue.4. Getting Other Activities Accepted - In your initial visit they expect you to give them a copy of the contract and an explanation of what your work is. I am an English teacher, and wanted work cutting grass, yes very glamorous. I was rejected. Why? The immigration specialist explained it to me like this: you can apply to work as a doctor, or engineer, or an English teacher, or anything that we would usually give a full time work visa for, but nothing else. The Japanese government wouldn’t usually give a visa to someone from overseas to cut grass, so it will likely be rejected. Keeping the contract simple, and simply stating “English Teacher” for example, is what is recommended to getting it approved.5. Parking - there was always parking when I went.Closing Remarks - It’s not so bad once you understand the flow. Use the lessons I learnt the hard way to make your life a little easier :)Don’t forget your passport! They’ll turn you away!Good luck!