Can I invest and immigrate to Japan with assets of 50 million yen?

Japan has always been a non-immigrant country, but recently Japan has introduced a series of new policies to slowly open up investment immigrants and allow foreign investment in Japan to alleviate their employment problems.

Japan's investment immigrant visa mainly refers to overseas applicants who have a certain business background or senior management experience, are over 30 years old, are willing to invest in Japan, run Japanese enterprises substantially, pay various taxes on time every year, and share the employment pressure for the government.

Japan's investment in immigration is based on the immigration law of Japan's Immigration Bureau: foreigners who invest in Japan have the right to permanent residency. According to this scheme, foreign immigrant applicants can obtain a one-year conditional residence visa by investing 654.38+00 billion yen in Japan to establish commercial enterprises beneficial to the Japanese economy and creating two full-time employment opportunities for Japanese workers.

90 days before the expiration of one year, if the investment behavior of immigrant investors still exists, they can apply for a three-year residence visa and become permanent residents after three years.

You can go abroad to find the most authoritative institution to immigrate to Japan.