Conditions for applying for permanent residence in Japan

Basic conditions for applying for a permanent visa in Japan:

There has been no bad behavior in Japan.

Have the property or financial ability to support their own lives.

Do what is in Japan's interest.

If the applicant is Japanese or married to a permanent resident, the first and second points can be ignored.

In principle, the immigration law means that you can apply for a permanent residence visa if you have lived in Japan for more than 10 years. In the case of permanent residents, you need to live in Japan for more than five years before you can apply for a permanent residence visa.

The entry law also stipulates the maximum number of years of current residence qualification. Only after obtaining a three-year visa can you apply for a permanent residence visa. However, it cannot be said that you can apply for a permanent residence visa with the above application conditions. It is also necessary to judge whether you can apply for a permanent residence visa according to the specific circumstances of the applicant.

If the customer holds a three-year visa now, it basically meets the above conditions.