What kind of visa I could get to enter Japan?

[shizakura]

Hi
Well I have already been there as tourist, and with a Working Holiday Visa, now I would love to reenter Japan with another kind of long-term visa. I dont have a university degree so a working visa is impossible. But I usually work in Europe as dancer, it belongs to the nightclub work, I dont know if the Entertainer visa would be the right one to get this? In other words, for exotic dancers, do you think that kind of visa is suitable?
If not, what other activities do you recommend to stay about 1 or more years in Japan?
No student, no language school, I cannot afford it unfortunately.
Thanks

 

[Glenski]

If you can't work and don't want to go to any sort of school, you are extremely limited. You don't necessarily need a university degree for some work visas. Sometimes a combination of related work experience and (any) related education/training will do.

Some helpful links.
Table.3 Supporting Documents
Application for Certificate of Eligibility (also look at the last link inside this one for more details on visa requirements)

If you don't find something suitable or that you are qualified for, then your options are gone unless you get an internship, marry someone with a valid visa, or marry a Japanese.

 

[Fabian]

If I had a diploma and degree in the field of hotel management, would I be eligible to apply a working visa to Japan? Thanks

 

[edogaijin]

If you look at the link below you can see visa types. Generally speaking, you'd need a job offer before you get here. Getting a visa in Japan isn't really that easy. Honestly, I suggest getting a visa by working eikaiwa, studying in Japan or possibly settling for a tourist visa.

Statistics Bureau Home Page/JAPAN STATISTICAL YEARBOOK 2013 - Chapter 2 Population and Households

 

[Fabian]

But minimum i must have a degree to get a hotel job in japan ? And does speaking quite a few languages give me a upperhand to get the job there?Thanks

 

[Glenski]

Yes to both questions above. Read the link you were given!

 

[Fabian]

Thank you very much