This is a question that our office receives very frequently.
Q: Where is your office located?
A: We are located in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. This is an area close to Sendai, Yamagata, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Gunma, and Niigata. We provide services nationwide, so please feel free to contact us even if you are far away. For face-to-face consultations, please use video calls.
about us
Q: I would like to visit your office.
A: We apologize, but we are unable to conduct interviews at the office. Please contact us by video call or attend one of our free consultation sessions at your local location.
Q: I would like to know your phone number.
A: ID @nishiwaki-office
Q: What service do you offer？
A: We are a procedural office specializing in immigration law. Although we do not appear in court, we support foreigners with document preparation and procedures. We handle a wide range of administrative procedures, including visa and naturalization applications. Also, for those who wish to apply for a management visa, company establishment, contract writing, license applications, handle loan applications to financial institutions and real estate contracts etc. However, there are some services we cannot handle, so please ask for details.
Q: I would like to consult, is the consultation free?
A: Consultations by phone, video call, or face to face will incur a consultation fee. Please feel free to chat with us first to let us know your details.
consultation fee (5,500 yen / 30 minutes)
＊A diagnostic fee will be charged for the diagnosis of the application form etc.
＊phone and interview support is available only in Japanese.
＊If we receive a formal request at a later date, the consultation fee will be used as part of the start money.
Q: What are the requirements for permanent residence permit?
See the following articles:
https://aizu-visa.officeblog.jp/archives/30098494.html
Q: The period of residence permit is 1 year, so I would like to extend it to 3 years.
A: If you send us a copy of your previous renewal permit application, we will diagnose the problem. If you don't have it on hand, the Immigration Bureau can order it for you.(Paid service).
Please note that a designated activity visa while applying for refugee status is a visa for waiting for the results, so the maximum period is six months.
How to extend your period of stay
Q: I want to know the procedure, permission requirements, and necessary documents.
A: Consultation on procedures, permit requirements, required documents, etc. requires individual attention, so please reserve a paid consultation.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Fees vary depending on the case. Please request a quote.
Q: I would like to change to a working visa.
A: Please contact us by email through the company you plan to work for.
mail@nishiwaki-office.com
Q: I would like to be introduced to a place of employment.
A: We do not provide job placement services.
Q: I am a technical intern trainee. Can I change to another work visa?
A: In principle, technical intern trainees are not allowed to change their residence status. This is because technical intern trainees are tasked with receiving training in Japan, learning skills, and then transferring those skills back to their home countries. Although there are exceptions, the procedure requires the cooperation and understanding of your affiliated institution or supervisory organization with which you have a contract. Please contact us through your workplace.
Q: I have a story that I would like to keep secret.
A: All information will be kept strictly confidential. We will not voluntarily disclose your personal information even if we receive an inquiry from the authorities.
Q: Where is your office located?
A: We are located in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. This is an area close to Sendai, Yamagata, Tochigi, Ibaraki, Gunma, and Niigata. We provide services nationwide, so please feel free to contact us even if you are far away. For face-to-face consultations, please use video calls.
about us
Q: I would like to visit your office.
A: We apologize, but we are unable to conduct interviews at the office. Please contact us by video call or attend one of our free consultation sessions at your local location.
Q: I would like to know your phone number.
０２４１（４２）７３６０
・Reception hours: Weekdays 9:00-18:00
・Reception hours: Weekdays 9:00-18:00
・Only available in Japanese
・Reservations are required for consultations.
・consultation fee (5,500 yen / 30 minutes)
Q: I would like to contact you via LINE・consultation fee (5,500 yen / 30 minutes)
A: ID @nishiwaki-office
Q: What service do you offer？
A: We are a procedural office specializing in immigration law. Although we do not appear in court, we support foreigners with document preparation and procedures. We handle a wide range of administrative procedures, including visa and naturalization applications. Also, for those who wish to apply for a management visa, company establishment, contract writing, license applications, handle loan applications to financial institutions and real estate contracts etc. However, there are some services we cannot handle, so please ask for details.
Q: I would like to consult, is the consultation free?
A: Consultations by phone, video call, or face to face will incur a consultation fee. Please feel free to chat with us first to let us know your details.
consultation fee (5,500 yen / 30 minutes)
＊A diagnostic fee will be charged for the diagnosis of the application form etc.
＊phone and interview support is available only in Japanese.
＊If we receive a formal request at a later date, the consultation fee will be used as part of the start money.
Q: What are the requirements for permanent residence permit?
See the following articles:
https://aizu-visa.officeblog.jp/archives/30098494.html
Q: The period of residence permit is 1 year, so I would like to extend it to 3 years.
A: If you send us a copy of your previous renewal permit application, we will diagnose the problem. If you don't have it on hand, the Immigration Bureau can order it for you.(Paid service).
Please note that a designated activity visa while applying for refugee status is a visa for waiting for the results, so the maximum period is six months.
How to extend your period of stay
Q: I want to know the procedure, permission requirements, and necessary documents.
A: Consultation on procedures, permit requirements, required documents, etc. requires individual attention, so please reserve a paid consultation.
Q: How much does it cost?
A: Fees vary depending on the case. Please request a quote.
Q: I would like to change to a working visa.
A: Please contact us by email through the company you plan to work for.
mail@nishiwaki-office.com
Q: I would like to be introduced to a place of employment.
A: We do not provide job placement services.
Q: I am a technical intern trainee. Can I change to another work visa?
A: In principle, technical intern trainees are not allowed to change their residence status. This is because technical intern trainees are tasked with receiving training in Japan, learning skills, and then transferring those skills back to their home countries. Although there are exceptions, the procedure requires the cooperation and understanding of your affiliated institution or supervisory organization with which you have a contract. Please contact us through your workplace.
Q: I have a story that I would like to keep secret.
A: All information will be kept strictly confidential. We will not voluntarily disclose your personal information even if we receive an inquiry from the authorities.
