Can I immigrate when I buy a house in Japan?

There is no saying that you can immigrate to Japan without buying a house. The correct statement is to obtain a business administration visa (a long-term visa) by setting up a company in Japan. If the company is a real estate investment company and can get the real estate license, then "buying a house+real estate company = immigration" can be realized.

Because Japan is cautious about immigrants, only by holding a long-term visa and meeting the corresponding requirements can it obtain naturalization or permanent residence status. Long-term visas to support foreigners to stay include business management visas, work visas and marriage visas. If you want to do a good job in immigration or permanent residence, you need to plan ahead what kind of long-term visa you choose to live in Japan according to your own situation.

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First of all, Japan is not an immigrant country. If you want to immigrate to Japan, you can do so through business investment.

At present, Japan's aging problem is prominent, and with the acceleration of population aging, the labor gap is large. Affected by the financial crisis, Japan urgently needs foreign capital to develop its national economy.

In recent years, the Japanese government has gradually relaxed its policy on business investment immigrants, and gradually opened up investment immigrants, and introduced a series of new policies to allow foreign investors to invest in Japan, so as to alleviate the employment problem and the aging trend of society.

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

Investors who invest a certain amount of practical funds (more than 6 million yen, about 365,438+0,000 RMB) in Japan (temporarily acquired stocks, insufficient investment or operators other than themselves and their agents do not meet the requirements), set up companies in Japan, or purchase houses for leaseback, can also obtain Japanese investment business visas. You can get a Japanese permanent resident visa (green card) or permanent residency after reaching a certain number of years.

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