I have a law degree in Canada and speak Japanese. Is moving to Japan possible? Don’t necessarily have to practice law.

I know, my degree and experience doesn't lend itself to much outside my country. I knock myself over the head for it every day. I'm unfortunately almost 25 and can't exactly start my education over from scratch.

do want to start over, though, in Japan. Preferably something other than an English teaching job. Something like consultancy? Or anything, really. I'm not after luxury, just a quiet, comfortable life.

I speak 4 languages fluently, including Japanese (N2 working my way up to N1), and currently learning Spanish. I passed the Bar in Canada. I worked in regulatory compliance in an international company (no offices in Japan sadly) and at my province's Ministry of Environment. My college GPA was not great, not the worst. I pass as white. I am very luckily an only child from a middle-class family, set to inherit a home in Canada and one in Turkey in the next 20 years, and while I don't have a fortune to drop on this, finances aren't a big issue.

I realize I already am very privileged, but I need to get out of here, and in the current state of affairs neither Europe, nor the US, nor my home country will do. Besides, it's been my dream since I was a kid to move to Japan someday. Is there any hope for me achieving it in any permanent capacity?

by Jaerek