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VISA
You and your family members need to have a valid visa to remain in Japan. You are responsible for all immigration matters while residing in Japan.
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The information in this section outlines the student visa information, the required application documents for visa extension, information for change of residence status and information for bringing family to japan.
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Residence Card
Residence Card
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After an immigration examination, a residence card will be issued at the airport to foreign nationals who are allowed entry with a mid-to-long-term resident status.
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- The residence card serves as your primary identification in Japan. International residents are required by law to carry their residence cards at all times.
- A residence card states information, such as your name, date of birth, nationality, address in Japan, residence status, and period of residence.
- The residence card expires on the same day that your status of residence ends.
- When making any changes to your name, address, etc., you need to report those changes to the Immigration Bureau within 14 days.
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For further information, please refer to the website of the Immigration Services Agency.
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Residence Registration (Jumin-toroku)
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Within 14 days from the date of your arrival, you will need to go to your local city office with your residence card to register as a resident. If you change your address in Japan, you will be required to notify the local city office within 14 days before or after the change of address.
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Certificate of Residence (Jumin-hyo)
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To verify your resident status, you can obtain a certificate of residence (Jumin-hyo) at your local city office for about 300 yen. The fee varies depending on the city office.
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