According to statistics, Japan continues to be the market receiving the most workers with 41,139 workers, followed by Taiwan (China) with 36,956 workers, South Korea with 1,799 workers, China with 1,024 workers, Singapore with 800 workers, Hungary with 802 workers, Romania with 537 workers and other markets.
In recent years, Japan has always been the market that receives the most workers, because this is a market with attractive working conditions and income, and opens up many job opportunities for Vietnamese workers.
Japan continues to be the market receiving the most workers with 41,139 workers.
In July 2023, the Department of Overseas Labor Management (Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs) and Wakayama province signed a Memorandum of Understanding on basic legal framework for receiving Vietnamese workers to work in Japan.
Currently, due to the shortage of human resources, Wakayama province has a policy of promoting the training and reception of Vietnamese interns, specific skilled workers and engineers to practice and work in Japan.
Through the Framework Memorandum of Understanding on labor cooperation between the two sides, Vietnamese workers can practice and work within the framework of Vietnamese and Japanese laws, promoting the strengths of each side and benefiting from cooperation activities.
The Wakayama prefectural government will facilitate the establishment of support and care mechanisms for Vietnamese workers interning and working in the province. The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs will establish communication channels to grasp the situation and cooperate to resolve arising issues, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of Vietnamese workers working here.
Recently, the Japanese government is implementing policy improvements so that highly skilled foreign workers will be able to stay long-term and expanding the occupational group for the Specified Skills Immigration Program No. 2.
Accordingly, Japan decided to expand 9 more food processing and restaurant industries to the list of industries with no working period for specific skills residency status, increasing the number of industries and occupations that foreign workers can stay long-term to 12 industries and occupations.
South Korean Minister of Employment and Labor Lee Jung Sik observes workers competing in a skills competition.
According to the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs, this is an opportunity to increase the number, increase benefits, and open up opportunities for long-term residence for Vietnamese workers.
Besides Japan, Korea is also a key market, chosen by many Vietnamese workers to work because of its high income and cultural closeness. The average income of workers is from 1,500-2,000 USD/month.
In June, on behalf of the Vietnamese Government, Vietnamese Minister of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs Dao Ngoc Dung and Korean Minister of Employment and Labor Lee Jung Sik signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on sending and receiving Vietnamese workers to work in Korea under the Korean Employment Permit System for Foreign Workers (EPS Program).
With close and effective cooperation between the two Ministries, the EPS Program has been implemented effectively, fairly, objectively and transparently, creating many high-income jobs for Vietnamese workers as well as contributing to the development of Korean enterprises.
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