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Hiring foreign workers for agriculture

By: Watari Editorial Team·Last updated: 2026-07-08

NationalitiesCambodia (main), Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka

Agriculture faces an aging workforce and seasonal shortages. It is a Specified Skilled Worker (i) field, with skill-development and technical intern routes too. We introduce agricultural candidates from Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Sri Lanka and support you through settling in.

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Visa routes for agriculture

Agriculture is an SSW (i) field (crop and livestock farming), and skill-development training is also possible. Requirements depend on the work; we match candidates to your crops.

Work and candidates

Cultivation management, harvesting, shipping preparation, and livestock care. We introduce candidates able to handle outdoor work and seasonal variation.

From hiring to settling in

We discuss crops, headcount and timing, screen and interview, then handle the visa process, arrival, placement and settling-in support including housing.

Requirements, test & Japanese

Agriculture SSW (i) requires an agriculture skills-measurement test (crop or livestock category) and a Japanese test (JFT-Basic/N4 guide). Agriculture allows acceptance via dispatch, suited to seasonal work. Confirm categories and requirements with the guidelines.

Hiring for agriculture? Let's talk.

We introduce candidates from Cambodia, Vietnam, Indonesia and Sri Lanka and support you through settling in. Free consultation.

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FAQ

Can we hire agricultural workers via SSW?
Yes. Agriculture is an SSW (i) field (crop and livestock), subject to requirements.
Can we hire only for peak seasons?
SSW allows arrangements such as dispatch that suit seasonality. Let's discuss the details.
How much does it cost?
See the cost guide, then we'll estimate in a free consultation.

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This page is general information, not legal advice. Visa eligibility and requirements change; always confirm the latest rules with the Immigration Services Agency and relevant authorities.