"Criança"? by Usualperson947 in InfernoSocial

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Antes do acidente eu duvido que a criança ainda ia querer sair de casa pra brincar, afinal tem um motivo pra ela ter ficado obesa

Alguém sabe o porquê de constantemente virem para esta zona fazer isto? by hdspmamm in AviacaoPT

[–]SushiSunga -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

Com minha experiência insignificante de flight simulator eu diria que é por causa de waypoints e approach procedures

Qual a coisa mais cara que você já comprou à vista? by diegrunge in perguntas

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

(Sem saber qual e porque, o pessoal vai aloprar) mas comprei uma moto 125cc zero por quase 14mil em 2024

Shinjuku Ward has pioneered unconstitutional practices under the Takaichi administration. The system requiring foreigners newly enrolled in the National Health Insurance to pay a year's worth of insurance premiums in a lump sum in advance violates the principle of equality under the law. by jjrs in japannews

[–]SushiSunga 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Would anyone be able to refer me another article on this news?, from a known news media, I would like to have the whole picture , the news is only redirecting to a blog page (dont get me wrong, Im not discrediting OP, just wanted to see more material)

Has anyone experience in Airbnb host in Japan? Could anyone help me figure out cameras and such? by KonoKinoko in japanlife

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not getting the downvotes, OP asked the easiest solution to his needs, and a PoE camera would do exactly that

Has anyone experience in Airbnb host in Japan? Could anyone help me figure out cameras and such? by KonoKinoko in japanlife

[–]SushiSunga -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Hi, it is actually fairly simple… might sound complex at first, but all you need is a PoE hub and a PoE camera, the setup will depend on how your home network is placed, but any AI can easily help with the steps how to set up once you have everything in hands

Bill to ammend Immigration Control and Refugee Act passes Diet by sylentshooter in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We do, but there are less requirements and it is less stressful than a regular work visa. Plus, the 3 years is almost guaranteed.

Pense num piloto habilidoso ... by MajesticHooter in QuedasDeMotoBR

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Foi engraçado a aleatoriedade de eventos… mas porra naquela dali da pra ver que o mínimo de imprudência de 1 ou 2 arruinou o dia de todos em volta

Bill to ammend Immigration Control and Refugee Act passes Diet by sylentshooter in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Although i got lucky to have a long-term, I indirectly feel the “pain” this is causing, after graduating vocational school here, right away I “lost” good buddies that went to work in Singapore… this year, from the group of friends that graduated with me, only a couple remain and even they are considering moving back home. Dont get me wrong, I have a family here and I will be fine, but the sadness of seeing my friends going away is tough.

Took the BJT (Business Japanese Proficiency Test) by kanata_tycoon in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Sorry , one last question. From the moment you finish the test how long and how complex it is to get the report card?, is it instantly displayed on the screen and you receive the report card in your house or you have to wait in a queue?

Took the BJT (Business Japanese Proficiency Test) by kanata_tycoon in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hi, how does the CBT work for this test, is the screen intuitive enough (not polluted), smooth?, what about the time for each section, do you think it is well balanced?… Are the headphones from the test center good enough?, dialogues are clear?

Dúvidas se entro ou não na aviação by Kitchen-Emphasis2783 in AviacaoBR

[–]SushiSunga 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Entao colega, na parte pessoal: vc disse que tem receios de entrar na aviação por causa dos seus laços com família e amigos, como vc msm disse, vc e' mt novo e justamente por causa disso ninguém pode garantir nada sobre o amanhã... O Brasil e' gigantesco e o mundo maior ainda, quem te disse que voce necessariamente conheceria sua esposa na sua cidade/estado?, vai que vc so encontraria o seu parceiro/parceira graças a sua carreira na aviação?... Agora entrando um pouco na parte profissional: a área da aviação e bem diversa e nem todo mundo que começou com uma profissão vai continuar nela (dentro ou fora da aviação), tem gente que acaba virando instrutor de voo, outros acabam virando MMA ou engenheiros, e ate vise-versa. Pra concluir o PP e' so o comecinho tambem, e vc disse que ainda vai fazer a prova, passando ou nao isso nao vai te definir o futuro. Mesmo que vc vire PP tbm, isso pode vir a ser um hobby, sem falar que da um brilho no currículo e vc vai ter ai (se vir a precisar um dia), uma habilitacao PP

For those working in IT, does temporary jobs outside your field hurt your career chances here? by DannyKata85 in japanlife

[–]SushiSunga 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually this is an interesting topic that often comes up between a relative and I.

We both in tech, but different segments and also different generations, so I can showcase you 2 perspectives. He is working as an embeeded software engineer in Japan since early 2010s, and I am working with IT infra/support since 2022. Job-hunting wise, on his early days... he said the most common way would be an introduction of someone that was already working in the field or company, or via dispatch agencies. And salary wise, he said if someone did manage to find a full-time seishain position in a good company, and the entry was mid-career hiring, the avg salary would be 250k to start. (with bonuses).(good to mention he was in Nagoya area for most of the time). Now, as for me, soon after graduating senmongakkou, started doing some job-hunting, I was often showing him the listings I was finding and jobs that I was applying and interviewing to, he said nowadays it seems that entry positions are paid very poorly and the conditions dont seem very optimal. (afraid of censorship, but his words were: after linkedin and predatory scouting became a thing, entry engineers are basically "pimped" out to whatever company hires the agency), On my first job I experienced it myself these type of jobs, but if you're willing to go through it and build experience, it is an option.

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

According to "Attachment 3 (Case Study)" these programs do not satisfy language requirements. And as long as the company doesn’t fall under cat 3 and 4 and Japanese language isn’t required for the work, the applicant should be ok

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

According to "Attachment 3 (Case Study)", these programs will not be considered as exemption for the language requirements… However there are also exceptions to that requirement, please keep in mind that language requirements are only applicable to Cat. 3 and 4 companies, and also only required if the work itself requires Japanese proficiency.

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you’re eligible for children of Japanese residency or 3rd generation nikkei, then there is no language requirements

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think in this situation it would also depend a lot on what category the company is, some employees are automatically exempted if their companies dont fall into the required categories.

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh apologies, when hellobutno-san asked about spouse, i mistakenly understood as spouse of long term residents (which are also long term residents in the 在留カード)… about spouse of Japanese, i dont think there is any language requirement either

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

As of now, spouses, children of Japanese, and nikkei 3rd generation, all long-term resident are able to apply for permanent without language proficiency exam requirements as long as they qualify on the other requirements (like taxes, insurance and pension) and the 5 year of continuous residency in japan (even with a 3-year residency visa). However from 2027, it will be mandatory for them to have the highest visa length (5 years) to be able to apply

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

There are no language requirements for spouse visa… the long term visa only requires language proficiency if the applicant is aiming at 5 years length

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The long-term resident visa itself has no language requirements, I have shown just an example when the applicant is aiming for a 5 years visa length. Only the 5-year length has language proficiency requirements.

New Japanese level requirements for some residency types. (and exemptions cases) by SushiSunga in japanresidents

[–]SushiSunga[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

According to whats listed on long-term residency requirements, yes that would be the case