What you can do for your parents after choosing to immigrate to Japan.

Many people will choose to emigrate to Japan, so what can they do for their parents after emigrating to Japan? This is a problem that many people care about. Let's take a look at what we can do for our parents after choosing to immigrate to Japan. Welcome to reading.

First, apply for a visit visa for parents.

This is a short stay visa for visiting relatives. It is mainly suitable for children who have lived in Japan for a long time before naturalization or permanent settlement in Japan. If they want their parents to visit or live in Japan for a period of time, they can apply for a visit visa for them.

This kind of visa is short, of course, it is best to sign it. Generally, the validity period is 1 year, with multiple round trips, and each stay in Japan can not exceed 90 days, and the stay in Japan within 1 year can not exceed 180 days.

If there are special circumstances, such as the need for medical treatment in Japan, or the need for care for pregnant children in Japan, you can apply to the Japan Immigration Bureau for an extension of 90 days. It can also be understood that the longest time you can stay in Japan is still no more than 180 days, and then you must go back to China to renew it.

However, after parents apply for a visa to visit relatives, they cannot apply for a residence card and a foreigner registration card, nor can they join the national health insurance and other benefits.

Second, apply for parents' reunion (specific activity visa)

This is a specific activity visa for the purpose of supporting parents. Mainly suitable for children living in Japan for a long time. If they want their parents to stay in Japan for a long time and enjoy all kinds of benefits in Japan after obtaining naturalization or permanent residence, they can apply for specific activity visas for them.

This kind of visa is decided by the Minister of Justice, and there are no clear standards and conditions at present. Generally, it will start multiple trips 1 year, and there is no limit to the time you can stay in Japan during the validity period. And because it is a long-term visa, you can apply for renewal in Japan in the future.

Parents who have lived in Japan for two years can change to a permanent visa for three or five years. After living for five years, you still have the opportunity to apply for naturalization or permanent residence for your parents. After parents come to Japan through this visa, they mainly rely on their children to support them, but they can join the national health insurance and other benefits, so that parents can live in Japan with peace of mind.

Three, according to past experience, there are the following specific situations:

Parents need to be over 70 years old, and over 60 years old can issue a certificate.

It is best to be the parents of the only child, and there are no other relatives in China who can support their parents.

Japanese children have enough ability to raise.

Japanese supporters are the most suitable supporters among all relatives.