Teaching in Japan

hi

I'm a Thai American with dual citizenship. I've completed a year of uni and then enlisted in the military. I never completed my degree. After 3 years, I moved to Bangkok, and joined Berlitz. I've been working as an English Instructor for 5 years now. I'm able be around the visa requirements because I'm Thai!
But I would love to transfer to Berlitz Tokyo. With what I have, should I be able to qualify? Any input is welcomed! Thanks

If you are asking whether you will qualify for a working visa, yes, your 5 years teaching experience means that you fulfill the requirements for a working visa that will allow you to teach. Now you need to secure a job and have that employer start the visa sponsorship paperwork.

Most appreciated! Now I'm having Berlitz confirm with HR. Lets hope their OK with it and I'll be able to secure a job! Thanks again!

hey again

I spoke with my boss in Tokyo and he says that its true about the 3 years relevant working experience. However, he says that the teaching experience must be in a English native speaking country. I've been teaching in Bangkok, Thailand for Berlitz. But he said that they will try to submit my application anyways.
I've heard that if a company is willing to sponsor my work visa, that's pretty much all I need? Any input is welcomed.