Starting the Specified Skills Transportation Industry!

A chance to start a new career as a driver in Japan!

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TS Driver Benefits of Registration Merit

Stable Jobs.

Due to a labor shortage, the demand for drivers in trucks, taxis, and buses has increased, making it a stable occupation. Additionally, with the rise in online shopping and increased tourism demand, stable employment is expected in the future, along with opportunities for career advancement and income growth.

Maintaining Residence Status.

By obtaining the residence status for "Specified Skills in Car Transportation Industry," you can secure a stable residence period. This status initially allows for a residence of up to five years. Additionally, it is possible to renew the residence status, and as long as a stable employment relationship is maintained, you can live in Japan long-term.

You can work at your own pace.

Truck drivers can make effective use of their time. For example, when driving long distances, they can enjoy music while on the road. If they feel tired during driving, they can take a break at their own discretion. Additionally, the clear distinction between work and personal time allows them to value their private time.

Start your career with no experience required!

Many companies welcome inexperienced individuals. Even without special skills or prior experience, training programs and guidance are provided, allowing you to grow while learning the necessary knowledge and techniques. This profession is relatively easy to start, making it a great challenge for a new career.

Supporting Daily Life.

In many driving jobs, there are often comprehensive benefits. Health insurance, pension plans, and parental leave are all part of the systems in place to support life stability. Some companies also offer additional allowances and support for commuting with personal vehicles, allowing you to continue working with peace of mind.

License/Qualification Acquisition Assistance.

Many companies offer support for obtaining large vehicle licenses and class-II licenses, providing opportunities for career advancement in the workplace. Companies cover training and examination costs, helping you improve your skills and aim for higher income. This is a great opportunity to expand your future career.

High salaries! Japan's transportation industry offers the chance to earn a high income and live a stable life.

Acquiring specific skills qualifications and driver's license Support Support

Specific skills qualification acquisition

For those who are considering obtaining a new “Automobile Transportation” visa or switching from another visa status, we can provide information on the evaluation test and assist with the procedures to obtain the visa.

Obtaining a driver's license

If you do not have a Japanese driver's license, we can help you obtain it. We will listen to your situation and help you choose a method of acquisition that suits with you, such as “switching from the foreign driver's license,” “commuting to school,” “training camp,” etc. Firstly please consult with us.

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Comments from foreign drivers Reviews

I used to work for a real estate company, but I like driving, so I changed jobs to become a driver. I'm glad that I registered with TS Driver and was able to focus on career advancement.

Y.M. (Myanmar)

I changed jobs to become a driver and my income increased. I registered with TS Driver and they introduced me to a job with good conditions, and they also covered the cost of getting a large vehicle license, which was great.

T. G. (Vietnam)

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FAQ FAQ

QCan I work as a driver even if I have no experience?: A
The job of a driver is easy to start, even for those without experience. Before performing driving duties independently, you can receive training and guidance from senior employees to acquire the necessary knowledge and experience. Additionally, you can start with simple tasks at first, which makes it reassuring. Regarding driving skills, you can gradually improve by following designated routes until you become accustomed to the job, making it more accessible for inexperienced individuals.

QWhat should I do if an accident or trouble occurs?: A
Please try to remain calm. Call your workplace and explain the situation to them and follow their instructions. Please take appropriate action, such as contacting the police or your insurance company or calling an ambulance.

QHow much is a driver's salary?: A
The average salary for drivers in each region is about 300,000/month yen in Kanto, about 280,000/month yen in Kansai, about 260,000/month yen in Tokai, and about 250,000/month yen in Kyushu. It varies depending on experience, work content, and the company you belong to, so please contact us for details.

QWhat kind of career advancement is possible as a driver?: A
Career advancement is possible from driver to management positions, trainers, and even to operations managers. Depending on the company you are with, there may also be programs to support obtaining qualifications, allowing you to grow according to your personal plans.

QWhat kind of benefits can I expect?: A
Depending on the company, many employers offer comprehensive benefits such as social insurance, transportation allowances, regular health check-ups, childcare leave systems, and support for obtaining qualifications, providing a comfortable working environment.

QI have a foreign driver's license, but I don't have a Japanese driver's license. Can I work?: A
To work as a driver in Japan, you need a Japanese driver's license. If you have a foreign license, you will need to convert it or get a new license. We will support you.

QI have a chronic illness. Can I work?: A
If you have a chronic illness, please first consult with your doctor to confirm whether you are able to work. We can adjust your work schedule according to your physical condition, so please consult with us first.

QI don't have a large vehicle license or a Class-II license. Can I get one now and still be able to work?: A
Yes, you can obtain a large vehicle license or a Class-II license. Because there is a support system for obtaining licenses, you can receive the necessary support and then continue working.

QWhat kind of jobs are available?: A
There are many options for driver jobs, including general transport, bus driving, taxi driving, etc. There are also operations management and various delivery tasks, so you can choose the job that suits you.

QWhat level of Japanese is required?: A
Requirements may vary depending on the nature of the work, but a Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) level of N4 or above is necessary. In addition to everyday conversational ability, a level of proficiency sufficient to understand work instructions is required.