When you are hiring a foreigner at a restaurant, that foreigner must have the status of residence of "Permanent Resident", "Spouse or Child of Japanese National", "Spouse or Child of Permanent Resident", or "Long-Term Resident".
The working visa that can be employed at a restaurant is a "Skilled Labor".
However, only chefs who are allowed to work as "Skilled Labor" are limited to chefs who cook Chinese, French, and Indian cuisines that were invented in foreign countries but are not so popular in Japan.
In addition to the above, there is a "Specified Skilled Worker" that has been accepted since April 2019.
There are 12 fields of "Specified Skilled Worker", one of which is the ”Food Service Industry.
Therefore, you can hire foreigners with tha status of residence of "Specified Skilled Worker".
One thing to keep in mind when hiring foreigners with "Specified Skilled Worker" is that they must be engaged in the general food service industry (cooking, customer service, store management).
Therefore, it is not possible to engage in specific tasks such as cooking only or serving customers only.
Of course, if it is a part-time job, it is also possible to hire a person with a status of residence of "Student" or "Dependent" .

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YAMAMOTO.AKIRA

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When you are hiring a foreigner at a restaurant, that foreigner must have the status of residence of "Permanent Resident", "Spouse or Child of Japanese National", "Spouse or Child of Permanent Resident", or "Long-Term Resident".
The working visa that can be employed at a restaurant is a "Skilled Labor".
However, only chefs who are allowed to work as "Skilled Labor" are limited to chefs who cook Chinese, French, and Indian cuisines that were invented in foreign countries but are not so popular in Japan.
In addition to the above, there is a "Specified Skilled Worker" that has been accepted since April 2019.
There are 12 fields of "Specified Skilled Worker", one of which is the ”Food Service Industry.
Therefore, you can hire foreigners with tha status of residence of "Specified Skilled Worker".
One thing to keep in mind when hiring foreigners with "Specified Skilled Worker" is that they must be engaged in the general food service industry (cooking, customer service, store management).
Therefore, it is not possible to engage in specific tasks such as cooking only or serving customers only.
Of course, if it is a part-time job, it is also possible to hire a person with a status of residence of "Student" or "Dependent" .

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YAMAMOTO.AKIRA

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• Visa08/01/2023Difference between 30 days and 31 days of period of stay in "Designated Activities" for departure preparation
• Visa07/24/2023What is the “special period” in the status of residence?
• Naturalization06/20/2023If you are thinking about applying for Permanent Resident or Naturalization, what kind of Certified Administrative Procedures Legal Specialist should you consult?
• Naturalization06/15/2023Can a person whose status of residence is only permitted for a period of one year be allowed to become naturalized?