Can I immigrate to Japan when I buy a house?

You can't. Buying a house in Japan is not directly related to living in Japan for a long time. It can be understood that you can live in Japan if you buy a house, but the length of residence is determined by the visa period. For example, if you hold an ordinary tourist visa, the visa period is 15 days, and you can live in Japan at most 15 days.

You can't. Buying a house in Japan is not directly related to living in Japan for a long time. It can be understood that you can live in Japan if you buy a house, but the length of residence is determined by the visa period. For example, if you hold an ordinary tourist visa, the visa period is 15 days, and you can live in Japan at most 15 days.

If you want to live permanently, you need to get a long-term visa. For example, the Japanese business visa requires the applicant to register in Japan and set up a joint-stock company (company). The business scope of the company is not limited, and a variety of business projects can be selected. On this condition, submit an application for business management visa to the Japan Immigration Bureau. If there is no problem with the conditions, the first visa will be granted for one year, and the later renewal will be decided according to the company's operating conditions, such as one year, three years and five years. You can apply for Japanese naturalization (nationality) after five years of continuous residence, and you can apply for permanent residence (green card) after ten years of residence, so that you can live in Japan for a long time.

Live in Japan for a long time

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