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    5 % der ausländischen Geschäftsinhaber in Japan erwägen die Schließung ihres Unternehmens aufgrund strengerer Anforderungen für den Aufenthaltsstatus „Geschäftsführer“.


    5 % der ausländischen Geschäftsinhaber in Japan erwägen die Schließung ihres Unternehmens aufgrund strengerer Anforderungen für den Aufenthaltsstatus „Geschäftsführer“.

    https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASV4W268RV4WUTIL00BM.html

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    2. Ryudok on

      影響があるとした企業の対応（複数回答可）では、「増資などで対応」が82社（全体の27%）、「企業や事業の売却や合併を検討」が35社（同12%）、「経営権を移譲」が19社（同6%）。「廃業を検討」も16社（同5%）あった。

      In a multi answer survey done to 300 companies (no data on the details of what kind of companies), 12% consider selling or having their company merged to another, and 6% consider giving the business rights to others (probably to another person with a visa who will employ them).

      That probably gives a better view of how many companies are affected to the point of not being able to go on as is.

    3. Version-6 on

      5%? I suppose that’s just the portion that are on the BMV. Most people i know on it are planning their exit, or moving into EOR streams.

    5. TokyoBaguette on

      5% only?

      All the guys in catering / restaurants etc must be under pressure

    10. Crazy-Animator1123 on

      This number seems odd, because according to previous data only 4% of BMV holders meet the new capital requirement. Only 5% considering closing their business if 96% of them don’t meet the new capital requirements – something is off here. Possibly the sample is not representative

    11. SnooOwls3528 on

      Why make it retroactive? Are not a lot of private own family businesses also closing due to no successor? I remember seeing a video on it.

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