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NEW DELHI: India and Japan on Monday signed an agreement which will enable skilled Indian professionals to live and work in Japan. An MoC (Memorandum of Cooperation) was signed by foreign secretary Harsh Shringla and Japanese ambassador to India Suzuki Satoshi. The MoC covers 14 categories of specified skills under which skilled workers from India who meet requirements and Japanese language tests would be eligible for employment in Japan on a contractual basis. As per an MEA statement, “The 14 fields include nursing care, building cleaning, material processing, industrial machinery manufac...

Highlights Indian PM Modi had placed a high priority on quickly operationalizing this MoC and the current PM of Japan Yoshihide Suga when he was the chief cabinet secretary was one of the prime movers of the program to address his country's need for a skilled labor market. India and Japan on Monday signed a Memorandum of Cooperation (MOC) on Specified Skilled Workers (SSW) that will allow 14 categories of Indian 'skilled workers' to work in Japan. SSW is a new status of residence created by Japan in 2019 under which skilled foreign nationals can obtain jobs and stay in the country.