How to become a Japanese citizen? It’s not a joke, it’s business.

Um, why Japan. .

As far as I know, there are only two possibilities for obtaining Japanese household registration: 1) Marry a Japanese. 2) Children legally born in Japan. As for the specific cost, you need to call the Japanese consulate to confirm. It is estimated to take 5 to 6 years. Japan's consumption is among the best in the world, and it is certainly not lower than housing prices in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen. It depends on which city in Japan you are in.

The following are the general conditions for naturalization stipulated in the Japanese Nationality Law. Please note that not everyone who meets the conditions can obtain permission.

General conditions for naturalization

1. Residence conditions: It is required to have a fixed residence in Japan and live continuously for more than 5 years

2. Capacity conditions: Over 20 years old, with legal capacity in Japan

3. Character conditions: Necessity and kindness

4. Subsistence conditions: It is required that the person or his spouse and other relatives living together have assets and skills that can sustain his livelihood.

5. Conditions for preventing dual nationality: In principle, applicants are required to be stateless or to give up their original nationality due to acquiring Japanese nationality. However, there are exceptions.

6. In addition, those who attempt to undermine the government through violence and are harmful to national security will not be accepted as Japanese nationals.

The above are principle conditions. For those who have certain blood and geographical ties with Japan, the conditions will be relaxed.

In practice, the application for naturalization is an application for a family unit. When applying, prepare the required materials and go to the Legal Affairs Bureau that has jurisdiction over the area where the applicant lives for consultation. The naturalization conditions for Japanese spouses and other foreigners related to Japanese have been relaxed (simplified naturalization). As long as they have lived in Japan continuously for more than 3 years and have a fixed residence, or have been married for more than 3 years and continuously lived in Japan. It is enough to have been in Japan for more than 1 year and have a fixed residence. The materials required to apply for naturalization vary depending on the applicant and the country of origin, and there are many materials that need to be prepared. Applicants’ Japanese language proficiency will also be asked.