Japanese immigrants pay taxes.

According to Japanese reports, the new regulations recently issued by the Japanese Ministry of Justice say that foreigners who apply for a permanent residence permit in Japan with a work visa need to submit tax payment or tax payment certificates for nearly five years. The following is a description of Japanese immigrants' tax payment. Welcome to read!

1. Tax Notice for Japanese Immigrants

It is reported that foreigners applying for a permanent residence permit in Japan must meet three basic conditions: good conduct; Have enough assets or skills to live independently; The applicant's permanent residence is in Japan's interest. To judge whether the applicant meets the above conditions, an important indicator is whether he has fulfilled the obligations of paying annuities, health insurance and paying taxes. Japan's Ministry of Justice officially promulgated the revised Guide to Permanent Residence Permit, detailing the obligations of tax payment, public annuity, public medical insurance, entry and exit management and submission stipulated in the Refugee Recognition Law.

It is not difficult for an incumbent to apply for permanent residence and submit a five-year tax payment certificate. It has been stipulated that in principle, applicants must stay in Japan for more than 65,438+00 years. During this period, you must stay in Japan for more than 5 years with a work visa.

Since I have worked in Japan for five years, I naturally have a tax record. However, there are still many foreigners working in small and medium-sized enterprises, either for company reasons or personal reasons, who did not join social insurance at first and did not pay taxes. Some people report their domestic relatives as "supporting relatives" in order to pay taxes as little as possible.

In addition, there were no clear regulations on annuity and health insurance before, and this new regulation also clearly stated that relevant certificates such as "annuity going to the toilet regularly" and "health insurance certificate" should be submitted.

It is understood that this change is not only for labor visas, but also for Japanese spouses, permanent resident spouses and permanent resident visas: in the past, it only took 1 year for Japanese spouses or permanent resident spouses to change their permanent residence, but now it has become 3 years; In the past, it took three years to obtain permanent residency, but this time it took five years.

In addition, "high-skilled foreigners" with a total score of 80 or more need a tax payment certificate of 1 year; If the total score exceeds 70 points, a 3-year tax payment certificate is required.

2. Common sense you need to know when you immigrate to Japan

1, regional position

Japan is located in the east of Eurasia and the northwest of the Pacific Ocean. Its territory consists of Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Kyushu and more than 7,200 other small islands, so it is also known as the "country of thousands of islands".

2. Topography

Japan is a mountainous island country. Mountains are distributed in the center of Japan in the form of ridges, which divide Japan's territory into one side of the Pacific Ocean and one side of the Sea of Japan. Mountains and hills account for 765,438+0% of the total area, and most of them are volcanoes. The forest coverage rate is as high as 67%. Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan, with an altitude of 3776 meters. It is the peak of Japan and is honored as "sacred mountain" by the Japanese.

3. Climate characteristics

Japan is dominated by temperate and subtropical monsoon climate, with hot and rainy summer, cold and dry winter and distinct four seasons. The national latitude is 25, and the temperature difference between north and south is very significant. Most areas belong to temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Okinawa in the south is subtropical, and Hokkaido in the north is subtropical.

4. Natural resources

Japan is poor in natural resources. Except for a very small amount of mineral resources such as coal, natural gas and sulfur, other major raw materials and fuels needed for industrial production must be imported from overseas. However, Japan is rich in forest and fishery resources, and the forest coverage rate accounts for 69% of Japan's land area, making it one of the countries with the highest forest coverage rate in the world. Hokkaido and the Sea of Japan are the main fishing grounds in the world, rich in more than 700 kinds of fish.

There are many kinds of plants in Japan. There are about 5560 species of plants in Japan (4720 species of angiosperms, 40 species of angiosperms and 800 species of pteridophytes).

5. Economy

Japan has a highly developed economy and a high standard of living.

6. Agriculture

Japan is the EU's grain export target. Japan is the second largest fishing country in the world, rich in sardines, tuna, crabs, oysters, saury, tuna and Japanese anchovies. Japan has a world fishing fleet, and the global catch share is 15%.

7. Industry

Japan's industry is highly developed, and its industrial structure is developing towards technology-intensive and energy-saving and material-saving. The main sectors are electronics, household appliances, automobiles, precision machinery, shipbuilding, steel, chemicals and medicine, and industrial products are highly competitive in the international market. Most of the major industrial zones are concentrated in the Pacific coast, and four industrial zones have been formed, namely, Keihin, Hanshin, Zhongjing and Kitakyushu.

8. Service industry

Japan's service industry, especially banking, finance, shipping, insurance and business services, is in a leading position in the world. Tokyo, the capital, is the largest city and economic center in China and one of the financial, shipping and service centers in the world.

9. Cultural industry

Japan's cultural industry has made great progress in music, film industry, animation industry, publishing industry, advertising industry, sporting goods industry, tourism industry, education and training industry and so on.

10, traffic

Japan's transportation industry is developed, forming a modern transportation system with maritime transportation as the mainstay and close integration of land, sea and air. In international shipping, freight is mainly transported by sea; Passenger transport is mainly by air. Domestic passenger transport mainly depends on railways and highways; Goods are mainly transported by road and sea. Japan has a huge maritime fleet, and there are routes connected with all parts of the world. Our seaports include Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka and Kobe.

1 1, medical treatment

Medical tourism has sprung up in Japan, and this time it is aimed at tourists from China. Japan Policy Investment Bank predicts that the potential market size of medical travel will reach 550.7 billion yen, with 425,000 tourists. In order to invigorate the regional economy, all parts of Japan use advanced medical technology to cultivate the "medical tourism" industry.

12, education

Japan implemented the Basic Education Law and the School Education Law on 1947. Japanese school education is divided into four stages: preschool education, primary education, secondary education and higher education. The academic system is 6 years in primary school, 3 years in junior high school, 3 years in senior high school, 4 years in university and 9 years in junior high school.

3. Educational and medical advantages of emigrating to Japan

First, Japanese medical care

As long as you get a Japanese residence card, you can join Japan's national medical system, which is similar to the domestic social security system. You can enjoy local medical insurance by paying a certain amount of money every month. You only need to pay 30% for going to the hospital, and children under 15 are free.

According to the statistics of the World Health Organization (WHO), Japan's medical technology ranks first in the world. Secondly, Japan has the highest survival rate of the three major adult diseases (cancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes) in the world.

The number of beds in Japanese hospitals is much higher than the world average. Japan is a decentralized medical appointment system, and there are countless small clinics in Japan with complete equipment.

If you are sick every day, go to the clinic for a physical examination first. If there are serious problems, the clinic will write a letter of introduction and recommend you to go to a big hospital for medical treatment. Generally speaking, medical services in Japan are very good.

Second, education in Japan.

There are public, private and public schools in Japan, with a school system of 6334, with six years in primary school, three years in junior high school and four years in university, just like in China. So what's the difference between Japanese education and domestic education?

Japan attaches great importance to EQ education. Japanese schools don't pay much attention to the ranking of grades. For example, every class is posted with transcripts and rankings, and Japanese teachers never put pressure on their children.

If parents want their children to get good grades, they can go to private schools, which are domestic cram schools. There are many private schools in Japan, which can be chosen according to children's learning situation.

Japanese children's exams are certainly not as good as domestic children's, but Japanese children are relatively independent and do very well in self-care.