いわゆる「内定待機ビザ」についても調べてみました I also looked into the so-called 'offer waiting visa'.
== English translation (Japanese original follows) ==
On March 1st, I wrote about the "Job Hunting Visa.
Today, I'd like to introduce the "Designated Activities Visa for Job Offer Recipients," also known as the "Job Offer Pending Visa.”
This falls under the category of "Designated Activities" residence status, and details can be found on the following pages:
• https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/status/designatedactivities.html
If you have been offered a job while attending university or after graduation and wish to stay until you are hired.
• https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/status/designatedactivities15.html?hl=en
This visa is designed for individuals studying at Japanese universities or graduate schools or those who have graduated and have a job offer, wishing to stay in Japan from the time of job offer acceptance until the start of employment.
The conditions include receiving a job offer within one year of graduation and being employed within one and a half years after graduation.
If you have received a job offer, you can change your visa to the "Designated Activities Visa for Job Offer Recipients.”
This allows you to stay in Japan without returning home until you actually start working.
== Japanese original ==
3月1日に「就活ビザ」について書きました。
https://note.com/tomoni_japan/n/na7375afe66aa
今日は「内定待機ビザ」について紹介します。
https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/status/designatedactivities.html
これも「特定活動」という在留資格のうちの一つです。
https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/status/designatedactivities.html
上の「特定活動」についてのページに書いてある「大学等の在学中又は卒業後に就職先が内定し採用までの滞在を希望する場合」というのが該当します。
https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/status/designatedactivities15.html
日本の大学・大学院に留学中、または日本の大学・大学院を卒業後に就職が内定してから実際に就職するまでの間の滞在のためのビザです。
内定後１年以内で，かつ，卒業後１年半以内に採用されることが条件です。
就職先が内定している場合は、このビザに変更すれば、実際に働き始めるまでの間、帰国せずに日本に滞在することができます。
＜宣伝です＞
