Employment for Indian cook
Posted: May 2012, 8
Q:I have an Indian curry restaurant as a private business owner.
Recently, my restaurant get busier so I am thinking to hire a cook from India.
I have never hired any employee, moreover, I heard it's difficult to hire a foreign person in Japan.
Is that impossible that I hire the Indian cook for my restaurant?
A:It is not impossible, but difficult.
You have to show the reasonable purpose to hire the cook.
And also you have to prove that you can afford to hire the cook finance-wise.
Or if you can't, you need to convince an officer of the Immigration Bureau that “Why” your restaurant's finance will be better if you hire him and “How” you will give him an enough salary.
This application is difficult one.
But, we have many successful examples about similar applications.
So, if you are wondering, please contact us!
Q: I currently run an Indian curry restaurant as a sole proprietor.
Lately, it has become difficult for me to run the store by myself, so
I'm thinking of hiring a cook from India.
Our store has no experience hiring staff, and I understand that employing foreigners would be particularly difficult.
Is it impossible to employ foreigners in a case like mine?
A: It's not impossible. However, it will be a very difficult application.
Of course, you need to show the Immigration Bureau a valid reason for hiring an Indian cook.
Are you financially able to afford to hire a cook? If not, hiring a cook can help.
You will need to convince the Immigration Bureau officials by showing them a blue map of how to improve their financial situation and pay them a sufficient salary.
Additionally, Indian cooks who are scheduled to be hired must have at least 10 years of work experience in the job they will engage in.
This application is very difficult, so if you are considering a similar application,
Please feel free to contact us.
Our company has a proven track record of success in similar cases.



