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Japan Permanent Residency Made Simple! 7 Key Requirements, 3 Hidden Traps, and How to Get Approved Faster | めぐみ国際行政書士事務所

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November 5, 2025 - If your current visa is valid for only one year, your first goal should be to obtain a three-year residence period. In principle, you need to have lived in Japan for ten years, but there are special exceptions that allow certain.

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