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Permanent residency in Japan offers peace of mind, freedom in employment, enhanced social credibility, and long-term security for you and your family. This article explains the key benefits and guides you toward taking the first step in your application.

Applying for permanent residency in Japan is not as simple as it seems. This article examines official statistics to reveal the challenges applicants face and explains how thorough preparation can make a difference.

Foreign nationals in Japan are required to submit notifications for changes such as address, employer, or spouse. Missing a notification may affect residence status renewal, changes, or even permanent residence applications.

In Japanese immigration procedures, a guarantor may be required when applying for permanent residency or certain residence statuses. This article outlines their responsibilities, the legal scope, and practical advice on selecting the right person.

This page outlines the change of residency status to “Teijusha” (Long-Term Resident) after divorce, including legal background, eligibility, and key points for staying in Japan.

Japan’s permanent resident status offers long-term stability, freedom of employment, and exemption from visa renewals. This article outlines key requirements and what to consider before applying.

We will be open according to the standard holiday schedule during Japan’s 2025 Golden Week. Feel free to contact us through our inquiry form at any time for visa consultations.

As of 2024, Japan's foreign resident population has reached a record high of 3.76 million, with significant increases in permanent residents and skilled workers. Discover trends from the past five years and the impact of recent immigration policies.