Consultation on VISA acquisition
Real estate purchases for indefinite living in Japan
If a foreigner has a rental property, he/she may be granted a visa (more precisely, eligibility) for "Business Manager" or " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)".
How would you consider purchasing a property with the view that you would stay in Japan indefinitely by the " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)" rather than the permanent resident rights of Japan?
To be eligible for the status of residence of the " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)", you must have an annual income, professional experience, business owner experience, education or Japanese language proficiency, etc. and some of them must meet or exceed a certain level. Renting, which assure you a stable income, will be a short way to stay indefinitely.
A person who holds the status of " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)" is given various advantages. If he lives in Japan for three years, he is granted the " Highly Skilled Professional (ii)" and can stay in Japan indefinitely.
Given the fact that foreigners who usually work in Japan can apply for permanent residence after 10 years of living in Japan, those who are qualified to stay in " Highly Skilled Professional " are given considerable preferential treatment.
Life simulation for those with the " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)"
The following is a life simulation of a person with the " Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)".
Pattern 1
Living in Japan with a family, three years after visiting Japan, all the family members were allowed " Highly Skilled Professional (ii)" and stayed indefinitely.
Pattern 2
The wife's parents live in Japan just before the birth of the child, and the child and his wife are allowed to stay indefinitely when the child is four years old.
Pattern 3
If there are children under the age of 13, the family will call the maid who used to work in their family’s house in home country, family members will be allowed to stay indefinitely three years after their visit to Japan, including the children.
Pattern 4
A parent is allowed to transfer to Japan or work in a Japanese company before the child graduates, and one out of (a),(b),(c) of the "Highly Skilled Professional 1" is allowed and the entire family will be allowed to stay indefinitely three years after the parent has been living in the purchase.
To obtain the "Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)"
The following persons are authorized to obtain "Highly Skilled Professional 1(c)" if appointed as Representative Directors of the Company in Japan.
The following income is the income of the business including rent income.
- A non-resident with annual income of 30 million yen or higher in Japan with more than three years of experience in Japanese business;
- A person with defective buildings with annual income of 15 million yen or higher in Japan with more than five years of business experience and graduated from the Japanese studies department in overseas undergraduate university;
- A person who passed the Japanese Language Proficiency Test N1 and an obtained MBA from graduate school in Japan with an annual 10 million yen or higher in Japan;
[For more information on the Points-based Preferential Immigration System, please refer to the website below]
http://www.immi-moj.go.jp/newimmiact_3/This article’s information is as of April 2015. As laws and regulations are subject to change, please contact us for the latest information.
Detailed consultation and application are handled by a qualified administrative scrivener who will represents the immigration bureau application. In addition, even if the above cases apply, it may not be permitted due to changes in policy or past background. Please note that neither the Company nor the administrative scrivener is responsible for these outcomes.
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