What are the requirements for living in Japan? Can I get permanent residency if I buy a house?

Conditions of living in Japan. First of all, it is certain that buying a house does not bring us permanent residence. Although we do have the right of permanent use and residence in this house from the policy point of view, in fact, the so-called right of residence has a premise, that is, we need other documents to make this right of permanent residence worthy of the name.

Japanese living conditions visa. There are two kinds of visas, one is short-term and the other is long-term. The short term is about five years, and you need to have a job in Japan. If we can't continue to provide proof of work after the expiration, we will be deported. But the long-term visa is to provide conditions and proof for us to buy a house in Japan.

Immigrants living in Japan. If you want to live and buy a house permanently in Japan, the best way is to immigrate to Japan. Immigrants will have the identity certificates of local people in the past and enjoy the same preferential treatment and conditions as Japanese people.