Is it easy for China people to immigrate to Japan?

# 中中中 # Introduce Japanese immigrants. I heard that you can apply if you have lived in Japan for more than 5 years. Is it easy for China people to immigrate to Japan?

According to Japanese media reports, the plenary session of the Japanese Senate recently passed an amendment to the Entry-Exit Administration and Refugee Recognition Law. There are two major changes in the amendment: first, foreign senior talents will obtain permanent residence qualification after staying in Japan for three years; Second, the stay time of overseas buyers in Japan has been extended from the current 90 days to 1 year. This amendment will attract a large number of outstanding foreigners to settle in Japan, and it also indicates that foreigners without Japanese green cards will settle in Japan for a long time by buying real estate.

According to the report, the amendment aims at foreigners with advanced knowledge and technology in IT, medical care and other fields, and newly establishes the residence qualification of "senior professionals", including researchers, technicians, business operators and university professors. Those who meet the requirements of corresponding education, occupation and annual income can obtain residence qualification; Stay in Japan for 3 years and obtain permanent residence qualification. At the same time, the amendment allows spouses of senior talents to work in Japan, accompanied by parents and domestic workers.

About the length of stay required for foreigners to obtain permanent residency; Japan's current system needs 10 years. Relevant personnel are recognized as senior talents in technical research, product development and enterprise management, and their stay in Japan can be shortened to five years. After the amendment was passed, the time limit was shortened to three years.

Children's shoes with immigration intentions can consider going to Japan to study IT or medical fields and engage in related work. As long as it takes only three years, they can get a "green card" in Japan!