TOKYO -- Japan will offer a visa lasting up to two years for graduating university students who plan to start a business in the country, in an effort to attract more ambitious and talented individuals.
In hunt for foreign talent, Tokyo provides grace period to get startups going
University students in Japan celebrate before going on job searches. Tokyo will allow a two-year window to foreign graduates wishing to build a new business. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Japan will offer a visa lasting up to two years for graduating university students who plan to start a business in the country, in an effort to attract more ambitious and talented individuals.