Jobs in Japan — 2,078 live vacancies

Vacancies approved for overseas recruitment and published by the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) (1,500), the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) (450), Indonesia's SISKOP2MI system (BP2MI) (114), Pakistan's Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BEOE) (7), Nepal's Department of Foreign Employment (DoFE) (7). 1,130 employers across 19 trades. Every entry links to the original advert. Free to read, no account needed.

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TradeVacanciesEmployersWith salary
Factory and production jobs27118125%
Farm and fishing jobs20315832%
Construction and general labour jobs21918816%
Welder jobs871717%
Steel fixing and scaffolding jobs961649%
Hotel and hospitality jobs1297268%
Engineering and technical jobs2696953%
Painter jobs738511%
Mechanic jobs437312%
Heavy equipment operator jobs34468%
Caregiver jobs503665%
Nursing jobs502194%
Cleaner jobs513455%
Carpenter jobs35296%
Mason jobs35299%
Heavy truck driver jobs232157%
Office and admin jobs51250%
Skilled trade jobs30260%
Plumber jobs332216%

Vacancy counts are live. Employer and salary columns are from the last full index of this destination.

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Common questions

Who publishes these Japan vacancies?

the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) (1,500 vacancies), the Sri Lanka Bureau of Foreign Employment (SLBFE) (450 vacancies), Indonesia's SISKOP2MI system (BP2MI) (114 vacancies), Pakistan's Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment (BEOE) (7 vacancies), Nepal's Department of Foreign Employment (DoFE) (7 vacancies). These are government overseas-employment registers: a job order appears only after it has been approved for recruitment, which is why each entry names the employer and the number of approved positions.

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No. JobsPuzzle does not recruit, place workers, or charge for job offers. It collects vacancies that are already public, groups them so they are findable, and links every one back to its original source. You apply directly with the employer or the licensed agency named on the entry.

Should I pay anyone to get one of these jobs in Japan?

No. Never pay for a job offer, a visa, or a place on a list. Licensed recruitment for these routes does not require the worker to buy the job, and several registers print the maximum lawful charge on the job order itself. Verify any agent against the official register before paying anything.

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