The Japanese government allowed Ukrainian refugees to enter the country, even if they have no relatives or acquaintances in Japan who could act as a guarantor. This decision was made by the government.
It is reported by Japan Today.
The border service intends to study and weigh each case and issue a short-term visa to stay in Japan for an individual period.. Today, about 1,900 Ukrainians have a residence permit in Japan.
The entry of immigrants from Ukraine initially required that their relatives or acquaintances in Japan act as guarantors. On such grounds, from February 24 to March 13, Japan accepted 47 refugees..
Justice Minister Yoshihisa Furukawa said evacuees granted short-term residence permits in Japan would be allowed to change their work permit visas for one year.. The move comes after Ukrainian Ambassador to Japan Serhiy Korsunsky and others urged Japan to allow evacuated Ukrainians to work..