Intra-company transfer

I currently work for a huge company that has offices in Japan (I'll give you a hint, it's mascot is a mouse with the initials MM) :)

I'm looking at possibly transferring to the Japanese branch. My boss is supportive of this and I don't think companywise I'll have a big problem. But I'm curious if I may have a snag, I only have an HS diploma and about a year and half of college under my belt. I know usually for a work visa you need a 4 year diploma, but when I look at intra-company transfer on the Japanese Consulate site, I don't see anything about them requiring a 4 year degree. Can anyone help me shed some light on this?
Thank you.

If it's an intra-company (group) transfer, and the company/branch in Japan wants you for your skills and experiences which you cannot have acquired elsewhere, then it should be OK. Sometimes the company has to produce a lot of papers to prove that a person of your skills is definitely needed for the company's operation in Japan, so it might take a bit of time, but should not be a real obtacle.

In any case, it will be the companies (your current employer organization and the branch/entity in Japan) who will arrange for/sponsor you for the visa, so you just wait for the outcome :)

Hello,
I work in Japan with an Intra-company transfer visa. The degree is not an issue, but your qualifications to perform a certain job is required. Good luck!

I have Intra company visa and i am poised to get a new offer. How to convert my existing Intra company transfer visa to engineer visa without moving out of japan

Find out from the Immigration office what documents you need, the go to immigration with those documents and apply.