Japan Strengthens Crackdown on Illegal Workers, Will Deport Foreign Employers
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Japan's Immigration Services Agency reports that 72% of forcibly deported foreign nationals in 2025 were illegal workers. The agency will now actively deport foreign employers who facilitate illegal labor, regardless of criminal prosecution outcomes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is illegal employment in Japan?
- A: Working beyond the scope of one's residence status, such as a student working full-time.
- Q: When can a foreign employer be deported?
- A: If they facilitated illegal work, deportation may occur regardless of criminal charges.
- Q: How can companies verify legal employment?
- A: Use the Residence Card Reading App to confirm work eligibility and job alignment.