Immigration Agency, Ministry of Health and OTIT Offer Support to Vietnamese Residents in Japan Facing Difficulties
Japan's Immigration Services Agency, the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, and OTIT are working with the Vietnamese Embassy to support Vietnamese residents in Japan who are facing various difficulties.
Key Points
- • Immigration Services Agency, health ministry and OTIT are cooperating with the Vietnamese Embassy to support struggling Vietnamese residents
- • Official notice is available in both Vietnamese and Japanese as downloadable PDF files
- • The notice does not specify eligibility, application steps, fees, or exact types of difficulties covered
- • Readers should consult the full PDF documents for further details, as the snippet offers no additional specifics
The Immigration Services Agency announced that it is working together with the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and the Organization for Technical Intern Training (OTIT), in cooperation with the Embassy of Vietnam in Japan, to provide support to Vietnamese nationals living in Japan who are facing various difficulties [1].
The notice, published by the Immigration Services Agency, is provided in both Vietnamese and Japanese versions, with downloadable PDF documents for each language made available on the agency's website [1].
The Vietnamese-language PDF is titled "Dành cho người Việt Nam đang gặp khó khăn" and is listed at 450KB, while the Japanese-language PDF is titled "お困りのベトナム人の皆様へ" and is listed at 862KB [1].
The source notice does not specify what kinds of difficulties are covered, who exactly is eligible for support, what the application process involves, or any dates, fees, or deadlines associated with this effort [1].
For Vietnamese residents in Japan who are currently facing problems, this announcement signals that multiple government bodies and the Vietnamese Embassy have set up a coordinated framework intended to help, but readers should consult the official PDF documents linked in the notice for further details, since the snippet itself does not describe specific procedures or support measures [1].
Because the notice is brief and does not elaborate on the scope of the support being offered, foreign residents and those assisting them are encouraged to check the full PDF documents directly from the Immigration Services Agency's website for accurate, complete information before taking any action [1].
Source credit 出典：「Dành cho người Việt Nam đang gặp khó khăn （お困りのベトナム人の皆様へ）」（出入国在留管理庁）（https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/09_00050.html）、PDL1.0（https://www.digital.go.jp/resources/open_data/public_data_license_v1.0）を加工してJapan News (j.apan.news)が作成 This article is Japan News's own English summary of the Japanese original. It has been translated and edited by Japan News; it is not an official translation, and the Immigration Services Agency did not write or review it.
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- [1] Immigration Services Agency of Japan — original report (Japanese)
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