Visa & Immigration

Japan permanent residency budget planning details updated revenue stamps, city hall certificates, translation services, and immigration lawyer fees.

The new Ikusei Shuro visa rules allow legal employer changes for foreign workers meeting specific time and skill requirements in Japan.

The Ikusei Shuro training system replaces the Technical Intern Training Program in 2027, introducing employer changes and residency pathways.

Applicants for Japan’s digital nomad visa must prove an annual income of $67,328 using tax returns, employment contracts, and bank statements.

Japan Digital Nomad Visa rules and Tourist Visa restrictions clarify legal work rights, stay limits, income thresholds, and health insurance requirements.

Applying for the Tokutei Zairyu Card at your local City Hall involves document preparation, photo requirements, and specific administrative fees.

The 2026 merger of Japan residence and My Number cards creates the Tokutei Zairyu Card to simplify foreign resident administration.

The Ikusei Shuro visa system explains eligibility requirements, mandatory basic Japanese language skills, and the path to permanent residency in Japan.

Japan digital nomad visa insurance rules require strict adherence to ten million yen private medical coverage mandates for 2026 stay compliance.

The Tokutei Zairyu Card transition in 2026 explains the timeline, phases, and municipal steps for foreign residents in Japan.