Guide for immigrants to set up companies in Japan

# 中中中中 # Brief Introduction It usually takes only 2-3 months for people who apply for Japanese investment immigration to get the approval of the Japanese Immigration Bureau, and they can get a quasi-immigrant visa in 3 months. The following is a compiled guide for immigrating to Japan to set up a company. Welcome to read!

Guide for immigrants to set up companies in Japan

1. Application conditions 1. The principal applicant has reached the age of 20.

2. Establish a company with a registered capital of more than 5 million yen (about RMB300,000) in Japan.

3. Have a fixed office in Japan.

Spouses and children under 4.2 1 can accompany them. /kloc-More than 0/8 children need to receive full-time education.

Note: The principal applicant is granted a one-year management visa, and his spouse and children are granted family residence visas.

Second, the review criteria

Japanese business management visas are issued and extended for one year, three years and five years according to the following standards.

1. Meet the registered capital of 5 million yen.

2. Ensure the existence of business premises and office equipment.

3. Employ two or more full-time employees living in Japan, except business operators. As for regular employees, even if they are not hired, they may get visas.

4. Feasibility, stability and continuity of business.

5. Substantive operations

The investment capital should exceed 5 million yen. The estimation of the investment amount is not only the company's basic funds, but also includes office space rent, photocopiers, automated office machines, employee salaries, etc. Many established companies have a capital of more than 5 million yuan. As far as the company establishment procedure is concerned, not only the company law needs attention, but also the related matters of the company law need attention.

With regard to office space, benchmarks were also set for the review. It is necessary to ensure sufficient space for stable business operations. Is it okay to use part of your house as an office? The residential part and the office part can also be clearly distinguished, but different residential layouts should be judged separately.

It is often misunderstood that regular employees employ more than two people. The provisions of the admission law are like this, but there are admission benchmarks for internal audit. Sometimes, even if two full-time employees are not employed, as long as the investment amount is actually guaranteed, management visas can be successfully obtained in many cases.

Regarding the employment insurance for regular employees, even if they are employed in Japan, they are obliged to participate in social insurance. Social insurance workers can consult social insurance.

Third, the requirements for hiring personnel

In principle, a company cannot hire employees if its capital exceeds 5 million yen.

Chapter II Benefits of Japanese Immigrants

1. Advantages of life and travel

To apply for Japanese investment immigration, the applicant does not need to sit in an immigration prison. On the other hand, if you want to live in Japan, you can also choose to live in any city in Japan. At the same time, holders of Japanese investment visas can apply for long-term multiple-entry visas to many countries around the world.

2. Advantages of children's reading

Japan has many universities in the world. So emigrating to Japan can give children a better education. Tuition fees for primary schools, junior high schools and senior high schools are free. Children with investment visas attend Japanese universities, and the tuition fee is only 1/3 to 1/5 of that of international students, and there is no limit on the number of international students. Therefore, the chances of entering a world university will far exceed those of international students.

3. Enjoy the benefits stipulated by the Japanese government

Social welfare and emergency medical care that can be enjoyed immediately after entering Japan; Short-term, non-cash emergency relief; Immunization and detection of infectious diseases; Specific support and adoption subsidies stipulated in the Social Security Law; Student subsidies stipulated in the Law on Higher Education and Public Health Services; Items enjoyed by primary and higher education; Job training and so on.

Further reading: permanent residents of Japanese immigrants

Permanent residence is the qualification to legally stay in Japan for a long time as a foreigner without changing nationality. Therefore, foreigners with permanent residency are only valid in Japan, and those who leave Japan for a third country or enter China are exactly the same as those who usually have China nationality. Because they still hold China passports, obtaining permanent residency is a green permanent residence card in the United States, so they are commonly known as green cards.

In Japan, the definition of permanent residence is actually an indefinite visa, so there is no special card certificate, but a stamp on your passport like other types of limited visas. If your passport needs to be replaced when it expires, there is actually no permanent residence certificate given to you by Japan in the new passport. In fact, it is still necessary to re-stamp the old and new passports, but the procedure is simple and there is no charge. The difference between permanent residents and Japanese is that there is a difference between the right to vote and the right to be elected.

First of all, it must be clear that permanent residence is only a qualification, not a constraint. That is to say, even if you get permanent residence, you can give up this right consciously or unconsciously at any time. At the same time, because permanent residency is also a kind of visa, a special visa with no time limit, all visas may be forcibly cancelled or even deported as foreigners, such as engaging in activities that endanger Japan and serious criminal activities. So this is conditional permanent residence.

The simplest example of giving up consciously is that you are unemployed in Japan and can't live without any economic income for a long time, or your career has lost its meaning in Japan, but your home country has made great progress. In fact, you can only live in your own country for a long time, which in itself loses the meaning of living in Japan forever.

Unconscious abandonment means that although the right of abode is permanent, you must apply for a foreigner's re-entry permit when you leave Japan, otherwise you can't re-enter Japan even if you have a legal Japanese visa (including a permanent residence visa), but the re-entry procedure is valid for three years after you get it, which means that the re-entry permit is not permanent, so once you leave Japan after going through the re-entry procedure, if you don't return to Japan within three years, then Japan's permanent residency is yours. China people who have obtained permanent residency are China nationals like ordinary China people when they enter China, so they don't need to apply for a Chinese visa. In this sense, overseas Chinese refer to China citizens who have permanent residency in foreign countries.