What conditions do Japanese immigrants need?

To immigrate to Japan, we must first understand: Japanese immigration policy, immigration investment mode, investment application conditions, application process, project advantages and so on.

Japan s investment immigration policy;

Japan's investment immigrant visa, the applicant invests in Japan, and runs a large number of Japanese enterprises in Japan, paying various taxes on time every year, which can create jobs for the government and share the employment pressure. Investors who invest a certain amount of practical funds in Japan, set up a company to run business in Japan, or buy a house and rent it back can also obtain a business visa for investment in Japan. You can get a Japanese permanent resident visa (green card) or permanent residency after reaching a certain number of years.

Immigrant investment model:

Start a company-get an investment business visa in the form of an investment company in Japan, as well as visas for spouses and minor children's families.

Buying Japanese real estate-if you can't get a business management visa simply by buying a house in Japan, you need to register a company with a registered capital of not less than 5 million yen, and you need to have a fixed business place. You can register a real estate company, taking the house you bought as the business place and renting the house as the business project. Apply for an investment visa, get a valid visa for 1 year, and be free to travel to and from Japan within 1 year; As long as you live in Japan 180 days a year. At the same time, they enjoy Japanese welfare benefits, and their spouse's children can apply for family members to accompany them. Business management visa is generally 1 year. If the company is profitable for two consecutive fiscal years, it may also get a three-year visa. It is still necessary to comprehensively consider the management of managers, staying in Japan, company size and business content. After applying for a Japanese business management visa, you can apply for Japanese nationality if you have lived in Japan for five consecutive years, and you can apply for permanent residence if you have lived in Japan for 10 years.