Immigration & Visa Application Services in Japan
Japan’s revised permanent residence guidelines clarify how taxes, pension and social insurance will be assessed. This article explains why payment history, household compliance and future pension entitlement matter.
From 1 April 2027, Japan’s permanent residence guidelines will change the treatment of three-year periods of stay. This article explains the transitional rules and who may still qualify.
From 1 April 2027, Japanese-language ability at approximately B1 level will become a consideration in permanent residence applications in Japan. This article explains what B1 means, how it relates to JLPT scores, and who may be exempt.
Japan revised its permanent residence guidelines in October 2026, including the way income is assessed. This article explains why JPY 5.8 million should not be treated as a universal minimum and highlights the key points applicants should know.
Japan revised its permanent residence guidelines on 1 October 2026. The new guidelines provide more specific criteria concerning income, pensions, Japanese-language ability, taxes and social insurance, school attendance, and periods of stay. This article explains the key changes and when they apply.
Fees for residence-related immigration procedures in Japan are expected to rise…
Fees for residence-related immigration procedures in Japan are expected to rise…
What is the Engineer/Specialist in Humanities/International Services visa? The …
Following the 2024 legal developments, Japan’s naturalisation system has reache…
Japan’s 2026 immigration law reform is expected to revise the fee system for im…