The healthcare program in Japan offers universal coverage through mandatory health insurance, providing comprehensive services including primary and specialist care, preventive services, prescription drugs, mental health care, and long-term care. It ensures high quality, accessibility, and financial protection, supported by income-related contributions and both public and private insurance options.

This course is available only in offline mode . Candidate has to attend classes physically at the proposed training center.

Yes, proficiency in Japanese is typically required for management roles, as you'll need to communicate with staff, customers, and business partners. Some international hospitals may have roles where English is sufficient, but knowing Japanese is a significant advantage

In Japan's healthcare sector, career growth opportunities include roles in clinical practice, healthcare management, medical research, and healthcare technology. Professionals can advance to senior medical positions, specialize in high-demand fields, pursue leadership roles in hospitals and healthcare organizations, or engage in innovative research and development.

Yes, you can apply for dependent visas for your spouse and children. Your employer may assist with the process, and you’ll need to provide proof of financial stability and suitable accommodation.

You can work for 5 years in Japan after clearing the visa exam.

It will take around 9 months to complete the process.

A candidate has to beer the cost of food and accomodation in general case.

Students between the age group 20-27 Yrs can apply for this programme.

A candidate must have a Degree of Bsc Nursing / ANM / GNM