Brief introduction of visa types in Japan

Recently, more and more people choose to travel or study in Japan, and visa application is a prerequisite. What is the classification of Japanese visas? It must be a concern of many people who go abroad, so let's take a look at the visa classification in Japan. Welcome to reading.

Japanese visa classification

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Second-class work visa

A work visa is a visa with restrictions on the work content. If you lose your job, you lose your visa.

However, you can still stay in Japan within the validity period of your visa until you find another job.

Not all jobs in Japan have work visas.

Issue different work visas according to different work contents.

Skills also belong to work visas, and the most common one is chefs.

Other work visas also have their own relevant conditions.

However, the characteristic of * * * communication is that it needs to be hired by its subordinate organs and issued with relevant materials before it can be handled.

Three kinds of marriage visas

Japanese Spouse Visa (Marry Japanese) Permanent Resident Spouse Visa (Marry Permanent Resident) This kind of visa is very specific.

You need to submit basic marriage proof materials. In recent years, due to the existence of a large number of fake marriage committees, the difficulty of handling such visas has also increased. Marriage not only needs to produce a large number of marriage authenticity proof materials, such as communication places, personal contact content and so on.

Four kinds of residence visas

The permanent residence visa is the last visa that China people in Japan hope to get. After getting a permanent resident visa, it will not be restricted like a work visa. Once the work visa becomes unstable, you can stay in Japan without marrying anyone. Whoever runs a business or a company can engage in legal work.

Japanese immigrants are called naturalization in Japan, which means that the date of joining means nationality. It is easier to become a Japanese citizen than to obtain permanent residency in Japan. As long as it takes five years, the success rate is over 95%, which is much higher than obtaining permanent residency.

So how can I get a permanent resident visa in Japan?

If you want to get a permanent resident in Japan, you must have a long-term visa in Japan and get it after a certain number of years and conditions.

For example, a work visa needs 10 years in Japan.

If you are studying abroad, you cannot apply for a permanent resident visa directly. You must have worked for 5 years, which adds up to 65,438+00 years before you can apply for a permanent resident visa.

If it is an investment visa, it is the same in principle.

Five types of investment visas

In fact, an investment visa also belongs to a work visa, but it has the particularity that a work visa does not have.

A work visa requires neither academic qualifications nor qualifications, and an investment visa requires neither good academic qualifications nor qualifications.

You can apply for a visa as long as you want to invest in Japan. The only restriction is that you must have a certain amount of capital or Japanese-funded enterprises hire you as management.