The Japanese government has dismissed reports claiming it was creating a special visa category for skilled Nigerians wishing to relocate to Kisarazu, the city it recently designated as “hometown” for Nigerians under a new cultural exchange initiative.
The clarification followed widespread reports last week, citing a statement from the presidency that Tokyo would introduce a special visa for “highly skilled, innovative, and talented young Nigerians” seeking to live and work in Kisarazu.
The statement, signed by Abiodun Oladunjoye, Director of Information at the State House, further claimed artisans and blue-collar workers willing to upskill, would also benefit from the arrangement.
However, in a statement issued on Monday, August 25, Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said no such immigration policy was in the works.
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