Japan police discover stand-ins taking ‘specified skilled worker’ visa language tests for foreigners


Proxy test-taking for Japan's language exams to obtain 'specified skilled worker' visa has become a business online. - THE YOMIURI SHIMBUN/ANN

OSAKA: The Osaka prefectural police have uncovered a series of proxy test-taking cases in connection with Japanese language tests required for foreign workers to obtain the specified skilled worker (SSW) residence status.

Investigations have revealed that proxy test-taking for the language exams has become a business on social media.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Aseanplus News

F-16V fighter jet in ground test as Taiwan presses US and Lockheed Martin for delivery
China boy accidentally breaks US$280,000 gold crown on display; owner will not pursue damages
Foreign worker quota under Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry almost filled
Embrace diversity this Christmas, says Fadillah
Long-standing harmony unites Sarawakians this Christmas, says Premier
Taiwan celebrates Christmas once again after 25 years. Sort of.
Myanmar's decade of turmoil: elections, coup and conflict
Blackpink for Ayumi? Why China may reward South Korea’s soft stance amid Japan tensions
Albert Tei wants police to release CCTV footage of MACC raid
Spotify says piracy activists hacked its music catalogue

Others Also Read