Can Japanese investment real estate immigrate?

# Japanese Immigrants # Brief Introduction Good living environment, perfect social welfare and advanced educational ideas in developed countries are important factors to attract many immigrants from China, and investment immigration is the most common way of immigration, but many people have some misunderstandings about Japanese investment immigration. Let's take a look.

1. Can Japanese investment properties be immigrated?

Due to some unprofessional statements circulating on the Internet and the hype of many Japanese real estate companies, some investors think that buying a house can get a longer visa to stay in China, and even get a "permanent residence" visa and immigration; But most people don't know much about the regulations and requirements of investment immigration.

In this regard, Nishikawa Kong Pingxian, who has been engaged in the real estate industry for more than 40 years, also has a special explanation for investment visas or immigration.

Since 2006, in order to encourage foreigners to start businesses and settle down in Japan, the Immigration Bureau of Japan has set up an "investment business visa", but this does not mean that "you can immigrate after buying a house". The core of Japan's "investment business visa" lies in "management". Therefore, after buying a house, there is no reasonable business rules such as normal business, income, expenses, employment and taxation of a company, which is not established.

2. Conditions for Japanese investment immigrants

Specifically, first of all, the visa applicant must register a company in Japan with a registered capital of 5 million yen and need a fixed business place. He can register a real estate company, with the purchased house as the business place and the rented house as the business project. At this time, you can apply for an investment visa and get a visa valid for 1 year, and you can travel to and from Japan freely within 1 year; As long as you live in Japan 180 days a year. You can apply for Japanese nationality after 5 years of investment and operation. After 10 years, you can apply for "permanent residence" on the premise of retaining China nationality, and enjoy Japanese welfare benefits. Spouses and children can apply at the same time. The above is a common explanation for this, but several other provisions are also "thresholds".

Before the establishment of a Japanese company, it is impossible to open a company account, which requires the process of "capital injection", and the company's funds must be credited to the owner's personal account. It is difficult for foreigners without a long-term visa in Japan to get a personal account, so they can't complete the formalities of setting up a company by themselves.

Japan requires the establishment of a company not to employ employees, but it may affect the application for immigration in the future, so at least two employees are employed to ensure wages. After removing this fee, companies registered in Japan have to file tax returns every year-if the company's profit is below 8 million yen, it will be levied at 36% (corporate tax 18%+ local tax); If the company's profit is more than 8 million yen, it will be charged at about 48% (corporate tax 30%+ local tax). If the situation of the book is beyond our ability, we will not be able to apply for a visa.

Therefore, on the surface, it only needs 5 million yen, but Japan is a non-immigrant country. How can it be as simple as some people advertise? Here, experts also remind China investors that they should know the details when they are interested in buying houses, and carefully choose real estate agents.

3. What are the advantages of Japanese investment immigrants?

1. Advantages of application conditions:

Japanese investment immigrant applicants do not need any business background. Assets above 5 million yen (about 300,000 yuan) may not be accumulated by the applicant through business, or may come from gifts, inheritance or other legal channels. At the same time, under normal circumstances, the applicant does not need to explain the source of the 5 million yen (about 300,000 yuan) invested in Japan.

2. Advantages of application time:

Japanese investment management visa applicants generally only need 2-3 months to get the approval of the Japanese Immigration Bureau, and they can get the quasi-immigrant visa in 3 months (Note: With the rapid growth of the number of applicants, the processing speed may be different.

3. Advantages of capital security:

The investment amount of the applicant is not invested in the account designated by the government, but in the account of the applicant's own new company in Japan, so the funds are quite safe.

4. Advantages of life and travel:

To apply for Japanese investment immigration, the applicant does not need to sit in an immigration prison. On the other hand, if you want to live in Japan, you can also choose to live in any city in Japan. At the same time, holders of Japanese investment visas can apply for long-term multiple-entry visas to many countries in the world.

5. Advantages of children's reading:

Japan has many universities in the world. So emigrating to Japan can give children a better education. Tuition fees for primary schools, junior high schools and senior high schools are free. Children with investment visas attend Japanese universities, and the tuition fee is only 1/3 to 1/5 of that of international students, and there is no limit on the number of international students. Therefore, the chances of entering a world university will far exceed those of international students.

6. Enjoy the benefits stipulated by the Japanese government:

Social welfare that you and your family can enjoy immediately after entering Japan: emergency medical care; Short-term, non-cash emergency relief; Immunization and detection of infectious diseases; Specific support and adoption subsidies stipulated in the Social Security Law; The Law on Higher Education and Public Health Services stipulates student subsidies; Items enjoyed by primary and higher education; Job training and so on. Federal social benefits you and your family can enjoy five years after entering the country: food stamps, medical assistance for the poor; Social wage subsidies; Temporary assistance to poor families.