WHAT PROVINCE SHOULD CHOOSE FOR JAPANESE LABOR EXPORT 2022?

Currently, in addition to choosing a profession, choosing a good province is also interested by many interns. If you are also wondering, let's find out some criteria to choose a province when going to work abroad and check out some of the best provinces in 2022!

1.Criteria for choosing a province when going to Japan for labor export

Select province by climate

Climate is one of the first criteria that Vietnamese interns apply when choosing a province. Because only when the climate is favorable, your health will be guaranteed and done well.

The northern provinces in Japan are often very harsh with long, long winters. So if you are a person with poor cold tolerance, this will not be the right place for you.

Select province by salary

Salary is the most important factor when choosing orders. Depending on where you go to work abroad, your monthly income will be different.

Currently, orders in Tokyo have the highest base salary in Japan. Hokkaido, Fukuoka, or Nagasaki, etc., there will be a lower base salary for workers.

Select province by cost of living

The cost of living in each province is also a factor you need to consider when choosing an order, because they greatly affect how much money you can save each month. Usually, big cities will have more expensive living standards than small cities or provinces.

Take for example Tokyo, when this city has the highest salary, but also belongs to the top city with the most expensive living in Japan.

Select province according to the number of Vietnamese in Japan

Choosing a province with many Vietnamese compatriots will help you feel more secure when working. Vietnamese people in Japan always help each other, often have activities together to relieve nostalgia for their homeland and family.

Some provinces where Vietnamese people are living a lot are Tokyo, Osaka, Chiba

2. TOP 3 most chosen cities for labor export

Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital of Japan. Located in the Kanto region, Tokyo borders the prefectures of Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, and Yamanashi.

Tokyo has a temperate monsoon climate, humid subtropical and divided into 4 distinct seasons: Spring - Summer - Autumn - Winter. Winter in Tokyo is quite cold, even with snowfall, and summer is hot and humid.

Currently, Tokyo is the city with a minimum wage of 1413 yen/hour, the highest in Japan. Thus, if you go to work abroad in Tokyo, excluding overtime, but only work 21 days/month, 8 hours a day (Saturday and Sunday off), you already have 37 million VND/month. A dream income for Japanese TTS.

Kanagawa

Like Tokyo, Kanagawa is also in the Kanto region of Japan. Kanagawa is bordered by prefectures such as Tokyo, Shizuoka, and Yamanashi. Kanagawa is considered a province with very pleasant weather, extremely suitable for working here.

Although Kanagawa has a lower minimum wage than Tokyo, it is still very high: 1411 yen/hour. Therefore, even without overtime, your income can still be over 35 million/month. Most of the orders working in Kanagawa Prefecture are orders for apparel, food processing, mechanics, electronics, etc.

Osaka

Osaka is the 3rd largest city in Japan. Osaka is adjacent to Ikoma, Wakayama, Kyoto, Hyogo, etc. Osaka is chosen by many interns, because this city is a huge economic center in Japan, comparable to Tokyo.

Minimum hourly wage in Osaka, just behind Tokyo and Kanagawa with 1364 yen/hour. Thus, you can absolutely earn VND 33 million/month if you choose to order in Osaka (not including overtime, overtime). Currently Osaka is recruiting orders such as mechanics, construction, electronics, plastic molding, ...

In particular, there are now direct flights from Hanoi to Osaka with very cheap prices, both economical and convenient for interns to Osaka for labor export.