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'My dream is broken': Japan visa rules push out foreign residents
In a tiny Tokyo restaurant filled with the smell of Nepalese dumplings, Budhathoki Samjhana surveys the business she built from scratch but may now have to give up as Japan tightens visa rules.
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france24.com
'My dream is broken': Japan visa rules push out foreign residents
In a tiny Tokyo restaurant filled with the smell of Nepalese dumplings, Budhathoki Samjhana surveys the business she built from scratch but may now have to give up as Japan…
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scmp.com
‘My dream is broken’: foreign business owners in Japan lament new visa rules
Japan’s business manager visa holders surged to 46,000 by mid-2025 – up 70 per cent from 2020. About half were Chinese nationals.
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koreatimes.co.kr
'My dream is broken': Japan visa rules push out foreign residents - The Korea Times
TOKYO — In a tiny Tokyo restaurant filled with the smell of Nepalese dumplings, Budhathoki Samjhana surveys the business she built from scratch but...
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Japan visa rules push out foreign residents - The Economic Times
Japan's tightening visa rules are threatening the livelihoods of foreign entrepreneurs, including Nepalese restaurant owner Budhathoki Samjhana. Despite labor shortages, stricter…
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arabnews.com
‘My dream is broken’: Japan visa rules push out foreign residents
TOKYO: In a tiny Tokyo restaurant filled with the smell of Nepalese dumplings, Budhathoki Samjhana surveys the business she built from scratch but may now have to give up as Japan…
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punchng.com
How Japan visa rules push out foreign residents
Japan's new, stricter visa rules for business managers are pushing out foreign residents, impacting entrepreneurs and small business owners. Learn more.
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albawaba.net
Japan is kicking out foreign residents as government tightens visa requirements | Al Bawaba
ALBAWABA - As the Japanese population plummets with a severely aging society, and as the Japanese government records worker shortages in many sectors -
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malaymail.com
‘My dream is broken’: Japan’s tougher visa rules leave foreign business owners fearing deportation
TOKYO, July 1 — In a tiny Tokyo restaurant filled with the smell of Nepalese dumplings, Budhathoki Samjhana surveys the business she built from scratch but may now have to give...