Can I immigrate (naturalize) after studying in Japan? Or are there other ways to immigrate?

1, Japan ranks about a dozen universities. It can only be said that it is easier to find a job, but even if you graduate from Tokyo University, there is no guarantee that you will find a job. This is a very comprehensive factor, right? After more than 100 years of education, Japan has a perfect training mechanism for all kinds of talents at all levels, and the demand for foreign talents is limited. As far as I know, it is not surprising that Japanese students working in China have interviewed dozens and hundreds of companies.

2. Having lived continuously for more than 65,438+00 years (which may include the time spent studying in a university), the visa has never stopped, but the employment visa must reach 5 years or more. If you do research in a university with excellent results after doctoral graduation, the cycle of 10 can be shortened appropriately, and the waiting period for approval will be greatly shortened if you are recommended by a famous Japanese professor when applying. Generally speaking, it is difficult to take office and work.

3. You can apply for naturalization if you have lived continuously for more than 5 years (which may include studying in a university) and have a work visa for more than 3 years. There is no such thing as 15. In immigrant countries such as the United States, Australia, Canada and New Zealand, permanent residence is the first step to obtain nationality. This is not the case in Japan. The time limit for applying for naturalization is shorter than that for applying for permanent residence.

4. If you want to have a high success rate and pay taxes on time, you should make a tax payment confirmation declaration at least one year before applying for permanent residence or naturalization; Medical insurance is paid on time; After moving, the utilities left in front were inadvertently defaulted; It is best not to drive for a year or two before applying. In Japan, any speeding and illegal parking is a violation record; Don't have any other illegal records, such as intentional or unintentional credit card repayment default and so on. No one can guarantee 100%, even if you pay a lot of money to find a Japanese lawyer to help you, he won't guarantee 100%.

5. There are about 600,000 Chinese in Japan, and about 654.38 million+people live or naturalize permanently. As for whether it is worth it or not, we can only judge for ourselves according to our own conditions. For example, it is convenient to travel to Europe and the United States frequently, and it is very convenient to hold a Japanese passport. Almost all developed countries in Europe and the United States have visas on arrival; If you find a better job in China after graduation, your Japanese nationality or permanent residence visa may be a burden. If you buy it for one year and don't return to Japan for three years, your permanent residence visa will be invalid.