Is it true that you cannot immigrate to Japan?

Japan is a non-immigrant country, which is different from the United States, Canada, Malta and Greece. In the final analysis, there is only one way to immigrate to Japan, and that is a work visa. You can be naturalized after five years on a work visa, and you can live permanently after 10 years. This is immigration.

So there is only one way for immigrants, and that is to have jobs, but there are many sources of jobs.

1) Of course, it is normal to work for the boss, which is also the way out for international students after graduation. If the subject chooses to study abroad for a master's degree, he needs to find a job to stay after graduation. It is impossible to immigrate just by studying abroad.

2) The other is to work for yourself. In the final analysis, it is to be your own boss, which is suitable for people who already have certain economic ability. There are two types:

The first is a very common business investment management visa, which requires the establishment of a business in Japan. Off-topic here, many real estate agents run by China people will say that they can immigrate if they go to Japan to buy a house and rent it as a homestay, or even entrust them to rent it for you. In fact, this is not the case at all. In the first two years, the problem was not serious. After the third year, the Japan Immigration Bureau will inspect the actual business practices. If it is only an investment behavior rather than a business behavior, it is difficult to renew the insurance. It's been years.

Specific requirements:

1. Meet the registered capital of not less than 5 million yen.

2. Ensure the real existence and use of office business address and office equipment.

3. Hire regular employees living in Japan other than the operator himself.

4. The business should have the feasibility, stability and continuity of substantive operation.

Attention should be paid to operation and investment management. Generally, the initial cost is relatively low, that is, 30,000-50,000 RMB, but the subsequent cost is not low.

Including company tax, tax agent, employee salary, rent, daily office. Corporate tax is about 80,000 yen/year. Taxpayers need about 250 thousand yen/year. The salary of employees is about 3.6 million yen/person/year. The rent is about 6.5438+0 million yen per year, and the daily office is about 6.5438+0 million yen per year.

Therefore, taking renting offices and hiring employees as an example, the club's annual operating cost is about 6 million yen.

The second kind of niche is called back office transfer. As the name implies, Chinese enterprises appoint individuals to work in Japan to achieve work visas.

Specific requirements:

1. The company operates normally and legally in China. Established 1 year or more, with normal tax payment.

2. Personal bachelor's degree (above)

3. The individual has no criminal record and the source of income is legal.

Individuals under the age of 4.601over the age of 8.

Because the company is in China, such an application will not have the above-mentioned annual operating expenses of 6 million yen. Greatly reduced expenses.

However, it seems that the application conditions of this kind of application are relatively low, but the risks and difficulties in the early stage will be relatively large, and the expenses in the early stage will be relatively high, so ordinary lawyers and intermediaries cannot operate. The difficulty lies in the need to prove that it is difficult for candidates to find such talents in Japan, and they can rent real estate without a card. I need a lawyer who is eloquent, logical and "will take advantage of loopholes" (everyone can make up for the elegant uncle with high law, haha)

The advantage is that once and for all, there is no operation and there is no risk in renewing the contract.

A few friends and I are in Osaka Law Firm, and we can recommend them to Japan. com？

As for what others say about "high-level talents", it is not important at all, it is not important, it can only shorten the time of taking permanent residence, and practical help is meaningless.