....You got your residence card before, let's say, early 2022, didn't you?
...and you're a highly-skilled foreign professional? Techbro? ezpz 70 points?
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And what if I did/am? Looking for a way to deflect from being wrong?
Unironically I think thumbnails are a blocker for some people.
Probably. Those people are also retarded. Recycle thumbnails. Use the same picture of your model. Use a stick figure. Content with a shitty, anti-algorithm thumbnail is still better than no content at all.
Roberu's thumbnails are so shit they get memed on, yet he is still the biggest Stars JP talent.
They've made 在留更新 more complicated, like every year. It's now the exact same form and documentation requirements as COE.
Which means for several other work categories, not HSP, require stuff like companies showing finances.
How can it be sponsored if they're owned by the same corpo...?
Koyori continuing FFX.
Yesterday wasn't too long by her standards since she had to host the holokoshien draft.
Patra with FFX-2 on the weekend.
Do check her collab ASMR with FWMC from yesterday.
Live Union's Setono Toto released a cover song yesterday.
Yesterday wasn't too long by her standards since she had to host the holokoshien draft.
Patra with FFX-2 on the weekend.
Do check her collab ASMR with FWMC from yesterday.
Live Union's Setono Toto released a cover song yesterday.
Things like a certificate of company history showing the company's registered capital amount have always been required (well, at least for several years). But that's a public record you can get from the legal affairs bureau yourself if needed, it's always been the applicant's responsibility. Big companies with HR departments that are used to employing foreigners will usually help you out with those documents (or, more likely, pay an immigration lawyer who will prepare your whole application), but helping you out is all that it is, legally any lawyer writing the application has to be representing you not the company.
The certificate of eligibility has always been something that's for the original entry visa only (at least in normal cases), like I said, and talking about it in the context of a visa renewal suggests you don't really know what you're talking about (especially when you first deflect with that "regional MOJ immigration office" line). No-one calls a 在留更新 a "certificate of eligibility".
Let them get it out of their systems, they'll be making out later.
They haven't even touched the crap where you have to go in person with the stupid stamp for "officially" signing.
I have to respect it though, this is how the japanese attempt to defend what's left of their job market.
I have to respect it though, this is how the japanese attempt to defend what's left of their job market.
Well, until all the lack of fucking catches up to them, anyway.
Speaking of, I saw a random Twitter post about Ina having to pay for everything herself to go back home and for reservation cancellation fees and apparently Ina talked about it
Anyone have any proof that Ina actually talked about it on stream?
No, I missed the start of the stream where I think she talked about it, but I would not be surprised. They usually have to pay for themselves for travel related to personal projects. They also don't get their money back for cancelled projects.
I watched it live and she talked about it. Here's the stream itself. She talks about it for like ten or 15 minutes starting from 7 minutes
Ah that sucks considering that was Cover's fuck up
She looks like Kirsche in the thumbnail
I get not simulcasting if you're still a small channel and don't want to divide your already small audience but once you've established yourself it makes more sense to diversify. My guess would be plans for react content.
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