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    Japanische Regierung. kündigt Plan an, die Daueraufenthaltsgebühren für Ausländer im Oktober von 10.000 auf 200.000 Yen zu erhöhen

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    3. requiemofthesoul on

      I think a small increase is fair to account for inflation, but not 20x lol.

      Also this is ironically the first time I’ve read an English NHK news article. What the fuck are the “ ___ yen, or about __ dollars“, spread out numerous times throughout the article

    4. Zynb_06 on

      Does that go for anyone regardless of what type of visas they’re staying with? whether that’s nomad visas or student visas to work visas and spousal visas

    5. Boomshrooom on

      Don’t most developed countries charge similar rates? I know my country charges several times more than this.

    6. butternutzsquash on

      I wonder if this will apply to those with PR applications already in…

    7. Cybasura on

      Damn, the new Prime Minister really going full Trump like the trumpet and fangirl she is

    8. Sir_Jey on

      Totally reasonable to pay a fee like this if you’re a digital nomad enjoying the fruits of their economy. It’s now $1,200 to move and get residency in Japan.

    9. Moujisan on

      For those wondering, this will not affect applications that are submitted before October 1st and accepted after

      [「出入国管理及び難民認定法施行令及び日本国との平和条約に基づき日本の国籍を離脱した者等の出入国管理に関する特例法施行令の一部を改正する政令案」等に関する意見公募手続（パブリック・コメント）の実施について | 出入国在留管理庁](https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/applications/resources/10_00001.html)

      Question 11 of the QA on the MOJ website

    11. hi5yeah on

      Good thing is, you only pay this once you are approved. Application by itself is free. Most of the other countries I know will charge you at the time of application.
      20man for a PR that does not require renewal… is a good deal, no?

    13. DanDin87 on

      who writes the USD conversion in an article when in a week time it’s going to be off … I don’t follow this website but is it a news website for Americans to be usd focused?

    14. wakazuki on

      It’s alright guys, 2 years of processing time at Shinagawa, 24 months gives you time to save up the amount.
      Although I’m guessing the application volume will drop sharply.

    15. Mercenarian on

      Fuck that’s way earlier than I expected. I was thinking April 2027. I was just debating applying this summer or waiting until just after October 1st so my husband would have over 3 years at the same company on record but I guess I need to apply quickly now and probably get rejected again🙄

    18. Chief_Wiggum_3000 on

      I got mine back in April. I applied in November before any of the news of the changes in requirements and fees were announced, and went from being fine with the possibility of being rejected to being super stressed about it. I feel terrible for anyone who has to deal with the changes.

    19. cycling4711 on

      If that money would actually be used helping integration of non citizens, it would be more accepted, but in reality it’s just a way to milk foreign residents.

    21. mercurial_4i on

      coming from a third world country i’m glad that most my problems i have now can be classified as first world issues and 200k jpy is still very much affordable for me to not have to go back to the so called third world shithole

    22. Alone-Bug4328 on

      I think Japan but their current government is too much. I’ll see you guys when that party has lost power.

    23. Cry2Senpai on

      You know that’s a jump in price but the original being $60ish is kinda wild. 1.2k isn’t the worst.

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