Japan Visa guide, including tourist visa, work visa, family visit visa, business visa, business management visa, Japan entry and nucleic acid testing policy update.
Acquiring a permanent residency visa in Japan typically takes around 10 years. However, opting for the Highly Skilled Professional visa can significantly reduce the time required for permanent residency. Many foreigners residing in Japan have obtained permanent residency ahead of schedule through this system. On February 17th, the Japanese government, aiming to attract more foreign […]
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We are aware that the Japanese passport holds the top position globally for visa-free access, allowing its holders to visit the majority of countries and regions without a visa. Conversely, citizens from various countries around the world must adhere to specific visa policies when visiting Japan. Citizens from 66 countries/regions can enjoy visa-free short-term stays
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Residency status is categorized based on the ability to work, restrictions on employment, specified work scope, and special permissions for specific occupations or activities. Each type of residency status has applicable activities, target groups, and duration. Here is an introduction to all the categories of residency status in Japan along with their explanations:
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Acquiring permanent resident visa in Japan is a goal for many foreigners residing there. In contrast to obtaining Japanese citizenship, permanent residency offers benefits nearly equivalent to those enjoyed by Japanese citizens, while also providing the flexibility of avoiding the constraints associated with Japanese nationality, offering an additional avenue for individuals. Furthermore, the highly skilled
Acquiring permanent residency in Japan typically takes 10 years. However, opting for the Highly Skilled Professional visa can significantly shorten the timeline for permanent residency. Many foreigners residing in Japan have expedited their permanent residency through this system.
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The Embassy of Japan has announced that, starting from the 20th of January 2023, it will resume the regular processing of various visa categories. This resumption includes the processing of five-year tourist visas, study visas, family visit visas, business management visas, highly skilled professional visas, and business visas. Notably, the previously suspended three-year tourist visas
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