How can I immigrate to Japan in this situation?

According to the Japanese immigration policy, you can only go to work, and you can only get immigrants after 10 years. A long time.

I suggest going to other countries, such as Canada and Australia, and you don't have to learn languages.

An overview of Japan's ethnic policy

Japan, like China, adopts the principle of dual descent and does not recognize dual nationality in nationality law, so the theory of mixed blood between China and Japan is

This will involve the choice of nationality. Japan's Nationality Law stipulates that Japanese citizens who have acquired foreign nationality before the age of 22 should be 22 years old.

Select one of the nationalities before; Japanese citizens who have acquired foreign nationality after reaching the age of 22 should choose one within two years.

If you do not choose your nationality within the above-mentioned time limit, you will be deemed to have chosen a foreign nationality and withdrawn from Japanese nationality. At present, the embassy or consulate in Japan is executing me.

According to China's nationality policy, all Chinese and Japanese mixed-race children born in Japan have Japanese nationality, which has caused some mixed-race children to want to acquire Japanese nationality.

According to Japanese nationality law, children can't actually choose the nationality of one of them. In order to avoid statelessness, mixed-race children can only

Choose Japanese nationality within the statutory time limit.

The Immigration Policy of Japan Immigration Bureau

The necessary conditions for obtaining a permanent residence visa in Japan are the following three kinds of foreigners who usually live legally in Japan-

1, has lived in Japan for more than 10 years.

2. Graduated from studying abroad and worked in Japan for more than 5 years.

3. Spouses and children of Japanese or foreigners with permanent residence status have stayed in Japan for more than 2 years.

The necessary conditions for naturalization in Japan are legal status in Japan 10 years or more, stable economic income and no bad record.

Japan's permanent residence visa is an open visa, and there are no restrictions on activities beyond qualifications (study visas have part-time jobs or are not allowed to engage in special ones)

Restrictions on behavior). However, those who have obtained the qualification of permanent residence in Japan can't leave Japan for 3 years at the longest, otherwise it will automatically become invalid. Permanent residence and naturalization are the most important.

There are two big differences-

1, permanent residents retain their original nationality.

Except the right to vote and stand for election, permanent residents enjoy the same obligations and rights as Japanese citizens.

Japanese immigrant visa application: http://www.mofa.go.jp/j _ information/visit/visa /0 1.html # b 1.

Links to related Japanese government websites