What are the requirements for children of Japanese permanent residents to apply for Japanese nationality?

Naturalization refers to the situation that foreigners living in Japan give up their original nationality and apply for Japanese nationality. The whole process is to evaluate whether it meets the naturalization requirements before applying, then prepare relevant supporting materials and finally put them on record.

Stay still:

199 1 year 1 year 2 1 year 2 article 7, paragraph 1, makes detailed provisions on matters related to the permanent population. Due to the wide scope, the following only explains matters related to China people:

(1) descendants of the remaining orphans. One of the applicant's parents is Japanese, and when applying to come to Japan, they will generally be granted the status of "permanent resident". This situation is mostly in the northeast.

(2) Children of Japanese spouses. Refers to the children born to Japanese spouses in the past marriage relationship. Because I have a marriage relationship on the same day, children born from the original marriage relationship will generally be given a "permanent resident" visa to stay in Japan when applying.

(3) the spouse of the original Japanese. After the Japanese spouse divorced himself on the same day, the Immigration Bureau will generally grant a "permanent resident" residence qualification visa when it considers that the applicant meets the living conditions in Japan.

(4) Relatives of foreigners with residence qualifications. For example, the Japanese spouse is an only child, the father is always at home, and only the children are in Japan. In this unattended situation, the Immigration Bureau will grant his father the status of "permanent resident" to live in Japan from a humanitarian perspective.

In the above cases, the number of people in China who have obtained the qualification of "permanent residence" is relatively large. But not all applicants can get permission. For example, on the day of the divorce of a former Japanese spouse, when applying for the residence qualification of a "permanent resident", the Immigration Bureau will comprehensively judge whether to grant the residence qualification of a "permanent resident" according to the applicant's age, the duration of marriage, children born on the same day, whether the application is supported by the applicant, the applicant's Japanese level, his ability to maintain a normal life economically, and his adaptability to Japanese society.

For a normal "just for work" visa, although I have stayed in Japan for many years, I have the corresponding qualifications to stay in school in management law, such as "humanistic knowledge, international business" and "skills". Therefore, it is impossible to apply for "permanent residence" qualification without special reasons. Because each applicant's reasons must be special, and each applicant's reasons may be different.

However, in general, we must grasp two points:

First, is there a special reason for applying?

Second, the information and documents to prove the reasons for the application must be true and sufficient, so as to be sure to obtain the residence qualification of "permanent residence".

Immortality:

Foreigners applying for permanent residence must be qualified to stay in Japan. The application for permanent residence must be examined and approved by the Minister of Justice, and the accepting department is the immigration office where the applicant lives. If you live in Tokyo, the application department is the Permanent Refugee Section of the Tokyo Immigration Bureau.

To apply for permanent residence, you must meet the following conditions:

(1) Good conduct: the applicant has no criminal record during his life in Japan. He was neither punished nor shoplifting. In addition, it is also improper to drive through a red light, quarrel with neighbors, and not pay income tax and resident tax. In short, good conduct means that my behavior has not been criticized by society.

(2) Having assets or skills and living security in Japan: assets include real estate, valuables, bank deposits, securities, etc. Skills refer to having professional technical ability to earn income from living in Japan. To sum up, there are no economic problems in Japan at present and in the future.

(3) It is in Japan's national interest to live permanently in Japan: this article is abstract. As long as it does not violate Japan's national interests, the applicant meets this condition. If joining a violent group is not in Japan's national interest, your application for permanent residence will not be approved.

Transfer from: online information.