Can I immigrate to Japan to study abroad? Is there any way?

First of all, we must understand that Japan is a "non-immigrant country". Although the Japanese government has gradually relaxed the immigration system in recent years due to the aging population, it is not easy to apply for "permanent residence in Japan" (similar to the American green card). If you marry a Japanese, you have to live in Japan for 3 years, otherwise you usually have to live in Japan 10 years. Then there are basically only two ways to realize the so-called "immigration to Japan": permanent residence or naturalization.

Permanent residence in Japan 10 years, and free entry and exit in Japan within 10 years. However, it is more difficult to apply for permanent residence. You need to live in Japan for more than 5 years and have a tax payment history of more than 5 years, which is more difficult.

Many people say that you can immigrate if you buy a house in Japan. This statement is wrong. China people can buy a house in Japan, but they can't immigrate. How long you can stay depends on the validity of the visa.

Moved to Japan by marrying a Japanese.

Obtain permanent residency by working in Japan for a long time

By obtaining a business management (investment management) visa

The ways to immigrate to Japan can be roughly divided into the above three categories, and the third way has the lowest requirements for itself.

Business management visa, also known as investment visa, refers to doing business in Japan and setting up your own company or shop.

The management visa requires investors to invest at least 5 million yen for the company's operation. In addition, you need to have office space and rent an office or a shop, not a house. The price of Japanese firms varies according to the location and area. The more formal the firm visa, the greater the possibility of approval. Other expenses include the company's first registration, government fees for visa application and administrative clerk fees. To register a company, you need a person with permanent Japanese status in Japan as an agent. This visa is the most expensive of the three visas, but relatively speaking, it also has the lowest requirements for itself. There are no requirements for age, language ability and professional skills. The investment visa is suitable for people who are older, have an average Japanese level, and cannot or do not want to work in Japan.