5 Reasons NOT To Trust Filipinos In Japan | NikkoVenture
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- Опубліковано 12 жов 2024
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As a Filipino here in Japan, you shouldn't trust a fellow Filipino in this country for five reasons. But before you hit that dislike button and leave a hate comment or two, take everything from this video with a huge pinch of salt.
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Hi, I'm Nikko! I'm from the Philippines but currently, living in Japan. I've lived here for over 6 years but just started making videos documenting my experiences. I also share snippets of my life here in Japan. If you see any factual errors in my videos or have any thoughts, suggestions, or opinions, please let me know in the comments below.
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Filipinos truly are the Mexicans of Japan lol
Really? I don't know any Mexicans. So, this comparison eludes me. Very interesting line of thought, though. 😊
Hello Nikko. I am a Brazilian aiming to become a caregiver in Japan. I will move in 2026 to study in a medical school in Japan.
I heard that after 2026 those who graduated from a medical school in japan will need to take the test too...
So if i fail in the test i will have to back to my home country? even though i will be a graduated from a japanese medical school???
What will happen with those who studied care giving in Japan?
I am really worried...
Hi! Though it's true that on 2026 onwards ALL graduates of caregiving colleges here in Japan will be required to pass the 介護福祉士国家試験 to become a 介護福祉士, there are no limits on how many times you take the exam.
Even if you failed on your first try, as long as you still have a valid visa to legally stay here in Japan for another year, you are not required to go back home.
As long as you have a valid visa, you can retake the exam as many times as you want until you pass it.
Now, if you don't have a valid visa and you failed the exam, that's the time you should go back home. Continue to study there and once you're confident enough, re-apply for the exam online and apply for a 短期Visa - a type of visa that will allow you to stay in Japan for around a month, I think.
With a 短期 Visa, you can come here to Japan for the sole purpose of retaking the exam. You can do this indefinitely, I believe, as long as you graduated from a caregiving college here in Japan. 頑張ってください。😁👍
@@NikkoVenture Thank You.
But after i finish my medical school i will be allow to work only if i pass the Kaigo Exam, right??
I cant exercise the kaigo profession without pass the test even though i studied in a Japanese medical school, correct?
I am asking this because i will go with a student visa. So, if after the medical school i dont pass the exam, idk if i will be able to get another kind of visa to stay in japan and try it again. I am afraid of have to back to my home country.
@@NikkoVenture@@NikkoVenture Thank very much Nikko
So, after graduating i will receive a visa to work in Japan, but my salary will be lower because i have no certification right?
I read something about kaigo visa. I will receive this visa independent if i pass the exam or not?
What kind of visa someone that doesnt have a certification can get to keep working as a caregiver after finish the medical college in Japan?
It's always your own
yung cousin ko po , naiingit mga kasama nya kasi kumuha siya ng bahay sa japan at di nag sasabi (5 yrs palang siya sa japan) grabe mga kasamahan niya sinisiraan siya sa iba.
Meron po kayung video about
Shoninsya & jitsumu?
Hi! Meron po. Try this link --> ua-cam.com/video/2_I2Md-axCo/v-deo.htmlsi=DKeJmB9zhlMKODg_
Thank you. 😁
@@NikkoVenture arigatou
I think not only Filipino but everyone.
Yes. Regardless of nationality. 😁👍
I trust no foreigner when in Japan
If it works for you, go ahead. 😁👍
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Hi sir. I have been a subscriber since last year. Very informative content as always, kudos po 🎉
I plan to go back in JPN and looking for a Rihabiri facility na lang, kasi 4-5 years ako sa tokuyou. Baka po may ma-refer kayo. Ex JPEPA po and I passed the kaigo exam, but needed to go back in Phil asap kaya di ko na na-register.. yoroshiku po. 🙇🏻♀️
Hello! Thank you for subscribing and commenting! 😊
Sadly, wala po akong ma-recommend na that kind of facility.
Very well said 😄😄
Thank you! 😁
kapa kayo !!
Salamat kayo! 😊
Makuyawan tag dako sa atong ate ate diris japan😅 mangunay man pinoy man unta ta magtinabangay.. ma ngamong man nuon😂
Mao man. Hahay. 😅
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this video is kinda bias considering people in america does worst
Thank you for the insight. 😁 Though, my channel literally revolves around Japan and I live in Japan. If we include other countries, this would be a very long video. 😅
troolaloo. 🦀
Salamat, Gats'! 😁