Profile
We specialise in Japan's visa and residence-status procedures, with hands-on experience across every type of application. No two situations are the same. We build each solution around the client approaching us.
Greetings
"Transitus" stands for "passage" or "crossing" in Latin. I chose the name because that's what I want to offer: a steady passage from one place to the next for my clients. I've lived in a country that I wasn't familiar with, working out rules and language that didn't come naturally to me. I know first-hand what it's like to face paperwork and procedures with no clear map. For foreign residents in Japan, residence status decides which paths stay open for them. Every application could face obstacles: a requirement that was unexpected, or waiting with no end in sight. We walk that road with you, showing you what comes next at every stage.
Our strengths
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A plan built around you
No cookie-cutter templates. We look closely at each client's background and situation, then design the approach that fits.
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I understand your pain points well
I also had the experience of going through the administrative procedures in Japan as a foreigner, so I know what it's like to work through an unfamiliar system in a language that isn't your own.
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One-stop support across multiple organisations
Depending on application types, some documents have to come from parties other than you — an employer, a school, or a family member. We handle the correspondence and coordination with each of them, not just the drafting.
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Flexible handling
We provide services both online and in person. From the first consultation to exchanging documents, you never have to set foot in the office; the whole engagement can be completed online.
How I came to this work
After graduating from City University of Hong Kong, I worked in the financial services industry before moving to Japan in 2024. Working through my own residence procedures here showed me how much they ask of a person, and I decided to qualify as an administrative scrivener, so I could help others through the same steps. In 2025, I passed the administrative scrivener examination, studying on my own. In August 2026, I established Transitus in Tokyo. Currently working as an administrative scrivener, I am looking forward to helping foreign nationals through Japan's complex administrative procedures.
Qualifications
- Administrative Scrivener
- Financial Planning Technician (Grade 2)