What are the requirements for emigrating to Japan?

Immigration to Japan requires the following conditions:

1. If you have lived in Japan for more than 5 years, you can't leave for more than 3 months. You can't leave for more than 1 50 days in total1year.

2.20 years old or above, have the ability to act according to law. If you apply at the same time with your parents or one of your parents, the age of the child is not limited.

3. Abide by Japanese laws and regulations, such as no criminal record and no traffic violations.

4. Have enough income or assets to maintain life, usually with an annual income of not less than a certain amount of yen.

5. Have the obligation to pay taxes, and have no arrears in annuity and insurance.

6. Be able to communicate with Japanese in normal spoken English.

7. Applicants must have a high school education or above.

8. Applicants must have worked or invested legally in Japan for at least 5 years.

9. The applicant must have certain economic strength and be able to pay the living and working expenses in Japan.

10, the applicant must meet the entry requirements and health requirements of the Japanese Immigration Bureau.

Advantages and disadvantages of immigration:

First of all, the benefits of immigration

1. Work: labor shortage in Japan. In order to attract foreign labor, the government actively encourages foreigners to work in Japan.

2. Education: Japan has a world-class education system. Immigrating to Japan can give children a better education and growth environment.

3. Medical care: Japan's medical level ranks among the top in the world, and immigrants to Japan can enjoy high-level medical services. Japan has a perfect pension system, and immigrants to Japan can enjoy generous pension benefits.

Second, the disadvantages of immigration.

1. Cultural differences: Japanese and China have different cultures, customs and habits. Immigrating to Japan needs to adapt to Japanese culture and may feel uncomfortable.

2. Language barriers: Japanese and Chinese are very different. Immigrating to Japan requires mastering Japanese, which may be difficult for some people.

3. Social pressure: Japanese society does not accept foreigners well, and emigrating to Japan may be subject to certain discrimination and pressure.

4. Work: Working in Japan needs to adapt to different working environments and requirements, which may be difficult for some people.