Do China people have to "naturalize" when buying a house in Japan, only occasionally?

As long as you find a reliable Japanese real estate agent, you can entrust the real estate agent to buy it, and the rest just need to prepare enough funds and perfect information. What are the common problems for China people to buy a house in Japan?

1. the relationship between buying a house and immigration

Japan is not an immigrant country. If you don't buy real estate in Japan, you can immigrate to Japan directly. However, you can set up a company by purchasing real estate, obtain a business management visa, and apply for permanent residence or naturalization in Japan. At present, the most common way is to buy real estate and run a homestay to ensure the normal operation of a company and finally realize immigration.

2. Is it negotiable to buy a house in Japan? How much bargaining space is there?

This reflects some differences between Japanese real estate market and China. In Japan, the system of buying and selling real estate is relatively perfect and the price is relatively transparent, so there is almost no bargaining space when you browse the price of Japanese real estate, and the owners will not reserve some bargaining space when deciding the price, as in China. Therefore, China people should bargain carefully when buying a house in Japan, which will affect their reputation and even lead to the embarrassing situation that there is no room to buy.

3. After buying a house in Japan, is there any other way to stay in Japan for a long time besides applying for a management visa?

It's true. In recent years, in order to attract high-asset groups from all over the world to spend in Japan, Japan has implemented a new tourism promotion plan. As long as couples over 60 have more than 30 million Japanese assets, they can stay in Japan 1 year. This policy will develop in a more favorable direction in the future and can be expected.

4. What if buying a house in Japan is in danger of earthquake?

There are many earthquakes in Japan, and the government will evaluate houses according to strict seismic standards when building houses, so there is basically nothing to worry about in terms of quality first. However, no one can tell when natural disasters will happen. At this time, you can choose a property with high seismic standards, buy insurance for the property, and choose a site to ensure that your property will not suffer huge losses due to disasters.

5. Why is it better to buy old ones than new ones?

Buying a house in Japan, if your purpose is to invest and rent, the advantage of choosing a medieval property is still relatively large. First of all, older houses may be rebuilt (the average actual service life of Japanese houses is about 47 years), so that you can even exchange the price of the old house for a new one. In addition, the Japanese medieval real estate rental market is relatively mature, and the demand for rental and sales is relatively stable. You can provide some reference for future rental returns through the analysis of historical data, which is much better than buying a new property.