Educational advantages of children after immigrating to Japan

Japan has the highest education level in Asia, an international education model and one of the fairest education systems in the world. Let me share with you the educational advantages of Japanese immigrant children. Welcome to read!

Educational advantages of Japanese immigrant children

Japan's new law stipulates that all children between the ages of 3 and 5, and children from poor families between the ages of 0 and 2, can enjoy free education or child care services, but only if they enter a government-recognized child care institution. The decision to make higher education free will be implemented in 2020, and subsidized scholarships will be provided to students from low-income families attending universities and other places.

First, free preschool education.

Accredited kindergartens will be completely free. (The recognized nurseries are nurseries that have passed the nursery standards set by the Japanese government), and the rest of the private kindergartens are subsidized by 25,700 yen per month (about 65,438 yuan +0.59 yuan). 37,000 yen for children aged 3-5 and 42,000 yen for children aged 0-2. School meals are not free, but are borne by parents in full.

Primary and junior high schools in Japan are compulsory, and tuition fees in public schools are free. If the children attend public primary schools and junior high schools, then parents only need to pay for their children's meals at school and activities outside school.

Second, free university education.

In addition to free preschool education, the Japanese government has also implemented the Law on Learning Support in Universities for Low-income families. After the implementation of the specific regulations in 2020, students will no longer be charged tuition fees and admission fees, but will be given non-refundable living expenses.

From 2020, the government will provide non-refundable subsidized scholarships to students from low-income families studying in universities, short-term universities, specialized schools and higher specialized schools. If families are exempt from resident tax, foreign students and non-foreign students in public universities in China get about 350,000 yen and about 800,000 yen each year, while foreign students and non-foreign students in private universities get about 460,000 yen and 965,438+00,000 yen each year.

In addition, the Japanese government will also implement tuition fee reduction and exemption, with national universities reducing about 540,000 yen and private universities reducing up to about 700,000 yen. For families paying resident tax, if the annual income is below a certain level, the assistance will be equivalent to 1/3, or 2/3 for families exempt from resident tax.

Third, China families can also enjoy welfare policies.

China families in Japan have to pay taxes, and this policy also applies to children of China families in Japan.

Chinese in Japan can enjoy the same treatment as Japanese nationals as long as they get a long-term visa in Japan! Children's education doesn't cost a penny, which really saves a lot of money for the family.

In addition, China has relaxed the preferential policy of single-visit visas for undergraduates, postgraduates and graduates of universities directly under the Ministry of Education, from 75 universities to 1.243, covering almost all undergraduate universities recognized by the Ministry of Education. Faced with various favorable policies for foreign college students (especially China) to study in Japan, the Japanese government believes that more domestic students will go to Japan for further study.

Further reading: the way for Japanese immigrants to invest in home ownership

Route 1: invest in second-hand apartments.

The main purpose of buying Japanese real estate is to invest in property buyers, who generally regard renting as the main return channel. Relatively speaking, housing leasing has many advantages: Japan has a small land area and a high population density, and leasing is quite stable for young people who tend to rent second-hand apartments; The price of second-hand apartments is relatively low, not only the house is easy to rent, but also the rental return rate is relatively high.

Path 2: invest in hotels and homestays.

In recent years, the number of tourists visiting Japan has greatly increased, and the growth rate of tourists in Osaka alone has reached 343% in the past five years. Therefore, the supply and demand of rooms are increasing day by day, and they are currently in short supply. Coupled with the legalization of Japanese homestays, the scarcity of such homestays and hotels has intensified. Investing in hotels and homestays in Japan has a high occupancy rate, high income and stability in both off-season and peak season.

Path 3: Invest in parking spaces

There are few parking spaces in Japan, and parking fees are expensive. The faster the economy develops, the harder it is to park. Japan has a small land area. As a developed country, its population density is very high. The immigrant population has also increased in recent years, so it is more valuable. So people living in Japan have a great demand for garages. If you use your own garage to invest in real estate, the house itself has more room for appreciation.

Path 4: Investment Store

Japan is a country with strong tourism attributes, which also promotes the development of Japanese shopping industry. The annual income of Japanese shops is very high, and the funds are withdrawn quickly. If the shop is located in the commercial street planned by the government, the income will be more.

There is more than one way to get high returns through investment. When investing in overseas real estate, we should consider the location and good housing, understand the situation clearly, and be foolproof.