A Youthful, Eager Workforce

Nepal boasts a population of 30 million, with an average age of just 24—nearly half under 24. This dynamic, young demographic is actively seeking international opportunities, and Japan ranks as their #2 preferred destination after Australia. Many Nepalese admire Japan's culture and work ethic, with strong aspirations to study at vocational schools or universities before building long-term careers.

Strong English & Japanese Language Advantages

• Bilingual Proficiency: Nepal’s education system emphasizes English from childhood, with higher education (16+) often taught entirely in English.
• Fast Japanese Learning: Nepali and Japanese share nearly identical grammar structures, making language acquisition easier. For example:
  • Japanese: Watashi no namae wa ____ desu.
  • Nepali: Mero naam ____ ho.
• Shared Onomatopoeia: Trainees quickly adapt to workplace terms like "tinini" (bell sound) or "dhyamma" (slamming door).

• Current Trainees: Only ~2,000 Nepalese technical interns in Japan (but growing fast).
• Future Potential: As Nepal-Japan trainee systems strengthen, expect exponential growth in skilled arrivals.
• Student Pipeline: Nepal is already Japan’s #2 source of international students (after China), with 45,000+ currently studying—many likely to transition to work visas.

Just as Vietnamese communities expanded in Japan, Nepalese workers are poised to become a visible, integrated workforce. Their strong discipline, language skills, and career focus make them ideal for:

• Nursing Care
• Restuarants & hospitality
• Manufacturing & agriculture