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In order to attract more outstanding overseas talents, Japan has launched a new "special high-level talent system". Qualified persons can obtain Japanese permanent residence qualifications (Japanese version of green cards) after living in Japan for one year, and enjoy the same welfare policy as nationals !
The "Specially High Talent System" is divided into two aspects:
The first aspect is to expand the scope of requirements for obtaining the status of residence "highly specialized occupation".
The second aspect is to promote the employment of graduates from top universities in the world to Japanese companies.
What are the specific requirements? Lets come look!
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Expansion of requirements for "highly specialized occupations"
Launch of "Specially High Talents"
In the new system, it is mainly aimed at relaxing the conditions of the original "highly talented visa" residence status, and new requirements based on annual income will be added.
According to the news released by the Japanese government, the conditions for permanent residence that can apply for "specially highly qualified personnel" (that is, "highly specialized positions") are as follows:
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Foreign researchers and technicians
Specifically, it is divided into two situations:
①M(fèi)aster's degree or above, with an annual income of 20 million yen (about 1 million RMB);
② Work experience of more than 10 years, annual income of 20 million yen (about 1 million RMB) or more.
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foreign operator
The annual income is more than 40 million yen (about 2 million RMB), and they have more than 5 years of experience in business management.
The above two types of people will be identified as "specially highly talented people", and they only need to stay in Japan for one year to obtain Japanese permanent residence.
At the same time, Japanese airports will also provide convenient services such as simplified procedures when "specially highly skilled personnel" enter and exit Japan!
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Promoting graduates of world-class universities
Employment in Japan
At the same time, another aspect of this new policy is to promote the employment of graduates from top universities in the world to Japanese companies.
That is to say, in the "Specific Activities" visa, the "Future Creation of Talents" project will be set up. The Japanese government will specifically allow a residence status of up to 2 years to provide them with more time to find a job that suits them. During this period, they can also bring their families with them. Life.
The target audience is people who have two or more (undergraduate, master, doctoral) ranked among the top 100 universities in the world among the three university rankings published by British and Chinese institutions, and who have graduated within 5 years.
Three university rankings:
"Times Higher Education World University Rankings", "QS World University Rankings", "Academic Ranking of World Universities"
Eligible universities in China are as follows:
Tsinghua University, Peking University, Hong Kong University, City University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Fudan University, Beijing Normal University, Nanjing University, Shanghai Jiaotong University, Southern University of Science and Technology, Sun Yat-sen University, Tongji University, Wuhan University.
Generally speaking, the Japanese permanent residence visa is almost the most difficult visa for foreigners to obtain in Japan. The newly launched "specially highly qualified personnel system" is a great benefit for those who want to live, work and study in Japan!
As Japan's "decreasing birthrate" and "aging" intensify, and labor shortage, it is believed that with the continuous update of policies, Japan will add various types of visas in the future. Xingyunhai International will continue to bring you the latest news.
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