How to say green card in Japanese?

Question 1: How do you say it in Japanese when you leave a business card? You mean a green card with katakana? Japan's green card is グリンカドざぃりゅぅ.

Question 2: Is there a Japanese green card for Japanese translation? Do you have a Japanese green card? Do you have a Japanese green card? Do you have a Japanese green card?

I think it's best not to end with simplified words after "".

More colloquial, just say: What did the Japanese say? のグリンカドをってる? (rising tone)

Question 3: How can I get a 20-point Japanese green card? You can't directly apply for permanent residence or immigration in Japan, but you can only go to Japan, study in a language school, pass the Japanese level of 1, enter a university or graduate, and find a job in Japan, and "endure" year after year.

1. If the visa in Japan has never been interrupted, you can apply for a permanent residence visa for more than 10 years, including an employment visa for more than 5 years; You can apply for nationality if you have a continuous visa for more than 5 years and 2-3 years.

It is a common practice to study and work in Japan and then apply for the permanent visa or nationality you want.

3. Steps: Find an intermediary, go to Japan, study in a language school, pass the Japanese level 1, enter a university or take the postgraduate entrance examination, graduate, and work in Japan.

4. Cost: Japanese language school tuition 1, 50,000-70,000 RMB; 1 year's living expenses (rent, water, electricity, mobile phone, internet access, transportation) are about 80-1 0.2 million RMB, and1year's college expenses are about 40,000-80,000 RMB. If you get excellent grades, you may get a scholarship, ranging from 5 to 65,438,000 yen per month. On the premise of working, the monthly income is about 8-65438+ 10,000 yen.

5. Intermediary for studying abroad: The State Education Commission has a website for the supervision of studying abroad called "Education Foreign-related Supervision Information King". Find information about your area and read more complaints and warnings on the website. If you are still not at ease, I suggest you find a lawyer to conduct a judicial static investigation, such as their qualifications, property, legal disputes and so on. , including your investigation of unfavorable terms when signing a contract with an intermediary.

6. Another way is to go there with an investment visa and run a company there. There are some difficulties to be solved in terms of funds and exams.

postscript

Don't pay too much attention to those who blindly insult Japanese students studying in China and overseas Chinese in Japan. If you go abroad, you will soon find that you will be more patriotic. Some people may complain when they are at home and go abroad. No matter what people in any country say about China, they will not recognize it. This is something that some people in China who have never been abroad don't understand. After you go back to China for your holiday, someone may say something about you intentionally or unintentionally. Don't mind too much. Attacking the Japanese is not unique to China: I was on a business trip in a country after the earthquake last year, and I met a Japanese colleague, who was also a little depressed, because after the earthquake, Japanese people who left Japan would be accused of being "non-nationals", which is a very heavy word in Japanese. I also advised him that you are on a business trip and have no intention of running away ... in short, there are angry young people in any country. Look at the BBS and forums in Japan and the United States. There are a lot of cynics who say everything.

Question 4: Ask Japanese experts to help translate 5 points about immigration. I wonder where you want to use it. If it's a survey report, paper or the like, please use a shortened form.

If it is used to introduce things to others, you have to use a respectful body.

Both are listed. Choose for yourself.

(Baidu, who plays purely for the purpose of practicing Japanese, knows. . Every word is well thought out.

Definitely not machine translation)

Simplify:

History: National People's Congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress; National people's congress. そしてグロバルとよくなってくるののの Second, application.

The present situation, causes and relaxation of immigration policy in Japan. Japan adopted さられたとかららるとらぃがぁると.

Respect the body:

History: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC: NPC ". 2 ぁるはとをぇるしぁるはのをぇます, す

Japan's current situation, causes, immigration policy and its relaxation. Japan adopted さられたとかららるとらぃがぁると.

Question 5: Can I apply for a green card if I just want to work and live in Japan? 15 can only be said to be possible ~ ~

Because it depends on personal conditions and opportunities ~ ~

Generally speaking, the prerequisite for applying for naturalization/permanent residence is that you have lived in Japan for more than 10 years, of which the length of service is more than 5 years ~ ~ The unspoken rule is that you have paid enough individual tax/municipal tax ~

If you marry a Japanese or a permanent resident, the condition is that you have been married for more than 3 years, including cohabitation 1 year or more ~

In addition, if the landlord is a high-end talent (super technical talent, etc.). ), he may take advantage of the spring breeze of the improvement of the admission policy and come down in 1 year ~

Question 6: American green card Japan will stay in Japan forever. After all, it is not easy for you to live in the United States, but you will have money to spend if you do a little work in Japan, and it depends on which language you speak. I think you can live in Japan without Japanese, at least you can read Chinese characters, and to be honest, Japanese people are very friendly to foreigners, at least more friendly than Americans. If you can't see that you are a foreigner, you won't be bullied, otherwise others will regard you with special respect in the United States. . . . .

Question 7: If you can get a 20-point green card after studying in Japan and have a certain level of Japanese, it is easy to get a job in Japan. To get a green card, you have to work in Japan for 10 years before you can apply. If you have been married for 3 years on that day, you can apply. The application for permanent residence is approved for about half a year, and naturalization (Japanese nationality) takes about 10 months.

Question 8: Can I get a green card from Japan and take my wife to Japan? Japan's green card is called a "permanent resident" visa. After you get married in China, your wife can apply for a permanent resident spouse visa, which seems to be called a "permanent resident" visa, so that you can live in Japan for a long time.

Question 9: If you have a Japanese permanent resident (green card), you can do odd jobs there, right? If you have a permanent residence in 50 minutes, there is no work limit and no time limit. If you are 16, you are a high school student. Many recruitment places also allow high school students to work, but the hourly salary will be less. Judging from your description, your Japanese is good, and it will be relatively easy to find a job.

Question 10: "Sister! Congratulations on your marriage! ! "How to say this sentence in Japanese! Please give some advice from experts! Better write romaji! ぉさん, ごぉめでとぅござぃます!

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