Can I settle down when buying a house in Tokyo?

First of all, it is the same to settle in any country. You have to abide by other people's nationality regulations. This is the minimum condition for settling down. You can't say that you can settle down by buying a house. If so, don't the nouveau riche think that people from any country are people from any country, so isn't this society a mess?

Buying a house in Tokyo can only show that you have a relatively stable residence in Tokyo, but it is not enough to become a Japanese citizen. In Japan, you must have a certain ability to become a Japanese citizen. This ability means that you can stand on your own feet in Japan. This is a point that people emphasize in the law. This may have a great relationship with the pressure of employment and social welfare in Japan. After all, people don't want you to give you anything. In order for you to enjoy the welfare of Japan, you must be able to make some contributions to Japan by becoming a Japanese citizen. Moreover, there is an obvious and interesting condition for joining Japanese nationality in Japan, that is, it seems that people who want to join Japanese nationality must have high quality, that is, good personal morality and character. I don't know why there is such a strange rule, but it was really put forward by others, so you must abide by it. Therefore, even if you have more money, a person with bad morals will buy more houses in Tokyo.

Due to many favorable factors in the Japanese real estate market, more and more people will choose to invest in Japanese real estate now. So, what conditions do you need to buy a house in Japan?

If I buy it myself, I just need to bring my passport. If you entrust others to buy, you need to write a power of attorney to the client, notarize it and provide a copy of your passport. After obtaining the power of attorney, the trustee can use the funds in the bank account in the client's name to pay for the house purchase, sign the legal documents of the house purchase contract on his behalf, and handle the transfer formalities on his behalf.

What are the requirements for buying a house in Japan? Only after you have been married and lived together for more than three years, or worked in Japan for more than ten years, can you buy a house in Japan, because even if you have Japanese nationality, the Japanese will only regard you as a naturalized Japanese, not as a person on that day, and ask the Japanese for a guarantee, but the name of buying a house is Japanese, not your name.

What information do I need to prepare to buy Japanese real estate? You have to memorize your ID card and household registration book, and you don't have to worry about going to the local notary office for notarization, my seal and my seal. At the same time, you should also prepare sufficient funds and agency fees, which account for about 5% of the total cost of real estate. The newly-built apartment buildings in Japan are all sold by developers, or the developers entrust real estate agencies to sell them, and no other expenses will occur except the listed sales price.