What conditions do Japanese immigrants need in 2022?

Japan has many employment opportunities and considerable income, which is also very attractive to overseas immigrants. In addition, Japan's aging is serious, and the birth rate is very low, and overseas immigrants are urgently needed to make up for the shortage of labor. Dear me, what are the ways to bring you permanent residence in Japan and what are the requirements? For your reference, I hope it will be useful to everyone!

1. What are the benefits of permanent residence in Japan? If you become a permanent resident of Japan, you will get more benefits than those who live as temporary residents, such as:

1. There is no need to renew or extend the visa. Japan's permanent residence status is always valid;

If you want to leave Japan for more than 1 year, you still need to renew your residence card every seven years and get a re-entry permit from Japan, but this is only a procedure.

You can work for any employer you want. If you will be engaged in different activities, you don't need to apply for changing your residence status. In short, you can do anything you like (of course, as long as it is legal);

3. You can get loans from Japanese banks;

4. Easier access to public housing.

2. Who is eligible for permanent residency in Japan? You can apply for permanent residency in Japan if you meet the following conditions:

1. I lived in Japan for a long time. The time required varies depending on the residence status held:

1) As a highly skilled professional visa holder:

If the score in the integral evaluation mechanism reaches 70-80, it is three years;

If the score reaches 80 or more in the integral evaluation mechanism, it is one year;

2) If you are the spouse of a Japanese citizen or permanent resident, you can obtain the permanent residency in Japan after living in Japan for one year, but you must be married for at least three years;

3) If they are children of Japanese citizens or permanent residents, they can obtain permanent residency in Japan after living in Japan for one year;

4) Those who have contributed to Japan can obtain permanent residency in Japan after living in Japan for five years;

5) Holders of any other visa (except the above-mentioned visa) must have lived continuously for ten years before they can apply for permanent residency in Japan. During this period, you must hold a Japanese work visa for at least five consecutive years.

2. Good performance, indicating that I must abide by Japanese laws during my stay in Japan and have not been criticized by the society;

3. You can be self-sufficient economically and live a stable life in Japan without relying on others.

There is no specific annual salary requirement, but it is generally not less than 3 million per year. If you have a family, the requirements are even higher.

Income tax and other donations have been paid in Japan. If the tax is not paid, the tax paid is less than the required amount, or the tax payment certificate cannot be produced, the application may be rejected.

5. There must be a guarantor who is a Japanese citizen or a permanent resident. The guarantor must sign a letter of guarantee and assume moral obligations (not legal).

Three. Japanese immigration conditions 1. housing conditions

The applicant has lived in Japan continuously for more than 5 years.

This is the most basic condition, which means that the applicant must have lived in Japan for more than 5 years. If he doesn't meet this requirement, he is not eligible to apply. Of course, applicants must have legal residence qualifications. The applicant's temporary departure from Japan or change of residence will not affect the application.

2. Ability conditions

The applicant has reached the age of 20, and has the adult capacity as stipulated by domestic laws. However, the 20-year-old condition mentioned here does not include children who apply together with adult parents, because the application of children at this time is based on the parents' application for permission, and according to the situation of Japanese children, the ability condition over 20 years old can be exempted.

3. Behavior conditions

This is also the basic condition for acquiring Japanese nationality. Generally speaking, after accepting the application, the applicant's professional identity, economic activities, social activities, daily life, whether to pay taxes, whether to violate criminal and administrative regulations and so on will be investigated. More specifically, whether there have been driving violations and whether they have complied with the garbage classification regulations are the objects of investigation. If you have ever violated Japanese laws and been sentenced to prison, you can't apply for it within a certain period of time after you get out of prison. Major tax evasion is also handled in this way.

4. Living conditions

Applicants and their spouses have sufficient assets and skills to make a living. This article is mainly to prevent people who may become a burden to the public from acquiring Japanese nationality. 5. Conditions for preventing dual nationality

The applicant is stateless, or the applicant renounces his original nationality when acquiring Japanese nationality. That is to say, when China people apply for Japanese nationality, they have to go through the formalities of renouncing China nationality at the China Embassy after obtaining the approval of the Japanese Minister of Justice. This condition is mainly because nationality is the only principle, and a person cannot have two nationalities at the same time.

6. Illegal group conditions

Applicants are not allowed to join or form groups or political parties with similar views that attempt to destroy the Japanese government by violence. This is a natural condition for safeguarding national security. Not only Japan, the United States and other countries have the same regulations.