What do you need to live in Japan for a long time?

Long-term residence in Japan requires the following conditions:

1. Have lived in Japan continuously 10 years, have worked in Japan for five years since the date of applying for permanent residence, hold a work visa, pay the social insurance and taxes that should be paid, and have no criminal record.

2. For Japanese spouse visa holders, they need to have a marriage certificate issued by a government agency after living in Japan for five consecutive years.

3. Proof of family relationship is required after living in Japan for 5 years continuously.

To be qualified to stay in Japan as a commercial investor, you need to live in Japan for more than 5 years, depending on the company's operating conditions.

5. To change nationality, Japanese nationality is also naturalization, which requires continuous residence in Japan for five years and knowledge of Japanese self-reliance skills. You need the consent of your biological parents. Once you become a Japanese, you lose your original nationality.

Extended data:

Japanese visa type

1. Business visa (short-term, long-term)

2. Tourist visa (individual, group, family)

3. Visiting relatives/friends visa

4. Medical residence visa to Japan

5. Study visa

6. Visa with proof of staying in China.

Payment terms

In principle, if the visa applicant meets all the following conditions, the visa that meets the requirements will be issued.

1. The applicant holds a valid passport and has the right and qualification to re-enter the country of return or residence.

2. The application materials submitted are true and conform to the regulations.

3. The applicant's activities or identity, status and stay in Japan meet the requirements of the Law on the Recognition of Entry and Exit Countries and Refugees (195 1 No.319, hereinafter referred to as the Entry Law).

4. The applicant does not meet any of the items 1 in Article 5 of the Immigration Law.

Note: Item 1 of Article 5 of the Immigration Law: Foreigners who meet one of the following conditions are not allowed to enter Japan.

Article 1: Class I infectious diseases, Class II infectious diseases or designated infectious diseases specified in the Law on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and the Law on Medical Treatment of Infectious Diseases (Law 198No.14) (only Article 7 of the Law and Article 19 of the Law or Article 20 of the Law are applicable.

Paragraph 2: Patients with mental illness as stipulated in the law relating to mental health care and welfare of patients with mental illness (Law 2004/2004). 1950);

The third paragraph: poor people, vagrants, etc. may become the burden of local public organizations;

Paragraph 4: A person who violates the laws of Japan or countries other than Japan and is sentenced to more than 65,438+0 years' imprisonment or a punishment equivalent to these punishments. ?

In order to expand personnel exchanges between Japan and China, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs decided on April 2 17, 20 17 to relax the conditions for issuing Japanese visas to Japan from May 8, and began to issue multiple visas valid for three years to people with sufficient economic ability, and expanded multiple visas from three counties in northeast Japan to six counties.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan Visa