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Japan studies residency screening link to new learning programme
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Japan is examining how participation in a proposed learning programme for foreign residents could be taken into account during residence-status screening as the government works towards a trial in fiscal 2028.
Key facts
- Japanese-language study and guidance on Japan’s systems and rules would form the core of the programme.
- The six-member working group met for the first time on Tuesday (August 18, 2026) and will shape both its format and learning content.
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Summary
Japanese-language study and guidance on Japan’s systems and rules would form the core of the programme.
The six-member working group met for the first time on Tuesday (August 18, 2026) and will shape both its format and learning content.