What are the immigration policies in Japan?

# China # Introduction Japan's economy is relatively developed and its social security is relatively sound, so there are many immigrant applicants every year. But what are the conditions if you want to obtain permanent residency in Japan? Students who plan to immigrate to Japan should first look at the immigration situation in Japan. The following is a finishing release, welcome to read!

1. What are the requirements for Japanese immigrants?

To obtain permanent residency in Japan, you need to hold a valid visa first. At present, there are nearly 30 different work permit visas in Japan, including high-tech worker visas and self-operated visas. Visa requirements in Japan require a university degree and a COE to a great extent, but depending on the type of work you want to do, you may need to submit your work portfolio or other supporting materials.

1, work permit and work visa

The type of work permit or work visa required in Japan will depend on the type of work. There are nearly 30 different kinds of work and long-term visas in Japan, and you can apply for a visa according to your work and reasons for moving to Japan. The main general work visas include: artists, business managers, humanities/international service engineers/experts, artists, lecturers, internal transfer, legal/accounting services, medical services, nursing, professors, religious activities, researchers, skilled workers and technical intern training.

The length of time a foreigner is allowed to stay in Japan under each permit depends on the applied permit and personal needs and circumstances. For most of the licenses listed above, the validity period ranges from three months to one to five years. No work visa is valid for more than five years.

2. Designated skilled worker visa

In addition to the above categories of work visas, Japan has recently introduced a designated skills visa. There are two kinds of visas to encourage foreign workers to come to Japan to fill the employment gap in some labor departments.

1) designated skill visa 1-SSV 1

Applicants applying for this visa must pass the Japanese test and technical test. Japanese level depends on the work to be done, and may need to reach N4 level. Skilled workers applying for this visa will work in the following fields: agriculture, material processing, nursing, shipbuilding, hotels, airport ground handling and aircraft maintenance, food and beverage, hotels, industrial machinery, electronics and motors, building cleaning, construction, motor vehicle maintenance and fishing.

The visa is valid for only one year and can be extended for up to five years. Workers can't bring their families. If workers want to stay in Japan for more than five years, or want to join their families, they can apply for a 2-SSV2 visa.

2) Designated Skills Visa 2-SSV2

Unlike the 1-SSV 1 visa, this visa can be renewed indefinitely, and the visa holder can bring his family to Japan. At present, workers who can live and work in Japan with a 1-SSV 1 visa can only apply for this visa after they have achieved a high professional level in their field.

2. Ways to immigrate to Japan

1, apply for permanent residence after working for ten years.

At present, the work visa is held by most Japanese in China. The official name of the work visa is: technology? Humanistic knowledge? International business visa.

There are clear language requirements and academic qualifications for the holder. Under normal circumstances, college degree or above is required, and the Japanese level is above N2. In addition, you need to review your qualifications and provide various materials to prove the rationality of the company's recruitment of you for this position, so this is not a recruitment of you.

2. apply for permanent residence after three years of spouse visa.

This is actually the most economical way. If you marry a Japanese or a China resident who has lived in Japan for more than three years, you can apply for permanent residence if you have lived in Japan for more than one year. However, the premise is also based on real marriage. In recent years, fraudulent marriage has gradually disappeared, because once it is identified as a "fake marriage", when convicted, it will be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than five years or a fine of not more than 500,000 yen. Foreigners will not only be punished by law, but also be sent back to China, and there will probably be no chance of re-entry in the future.

3. Apply for permanent residence ten years after signing the management contract.

In fact, it was also mentioned when the work visa was mentioned above. If you go to Japan and don't want to work for others, it is to get an identity for immigrants. Business management visa is definitely the first choice. The operating sign requires the establishment of a company in Japan, with a registered capital of more than 5 million yen (about 330,000 RMB) or the employment of two Japanese employees. One of the two can be satisfied, but the normal annual income of Japanese employees is more than 2.5 million yen, and the annual salary cost of two employees is more than 5 million yen, so most people choose to set the company's capital at 5 million yen. After all, the registered capital can still be used as the daily expenses of the company, and after paying all kinds of expenses, the remaining money is still your money, but it has changed from the name of a domestic individual to the name of a Japanese company.

3. Advantages of Japanese immigrants

1 political participation

In Japan, the right to participate in politics includes the right to vote and the right to stand for election. You can vote for your favorite political party or join your favorite political party. If you think you have both eloquence and strength, you may run for parliament as the Japanese prime minister, or even become the party chairman.

For the protection of citizens' privacy, the data of any naturalized foreigner is not allowed to be disclosed unless you disclose it yourself. In other words, no one knows which country you came from before becoming a naturalized citizen, which is very beneficial for you to win the relatively exclusive votes of middle-aged and elderly people when running for Congress.

2. Loans

Japan's big banks are very strict about foreigners' loans in Japan. It depends not only on income, but also on whether the borrower's company is a large listed company and so on.

However, Japanese banks have extremely relaxed loan conditions for their citizens-as long as you have a stable job, there are even various preferential measures, such as "zero down payment" to buy a house to serve the local people.

travel

The latest global passport freedom ranking shows that Japanese passports are visa-free in 190 countries. These visa-free countries include not only major developed countries such as Europe and America, but also China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan Province Province-even China citizens need passports to go to Hong Kong, Taiwan Province and Macau.

Therefore, after joining Japanese nationality, you can really have a "overseas trip" that you just left.

4. Others

In addition to the main advantages mentioned above, if you become a Japanese citizen and lose your job, you can also enjoy a monthly living allowance of 6.5438+0.5 million yen, and the Japanese government will spend money to rent an apartment for you-of course, at the same time, you must give you freedom: you can't go to any entertainment places, and you can't buy cigarettes, alcoholic drinks and other hobbies with government subsidies.