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    Eine dauerhafte Aufenthaltserlaubnis steht in Japan vor neuer Prüfung

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    1. AnglerJared on

      Of course this happens when I am about to apply. Sorry, guys! I think this one might be on me…

    2. emp_sanfords_hardhat on

      >_As of the end of 2025, the number of permanent residents stood at about 947,000, an increase of roughly 29,000 over the previous year. They are the largest group among foreign residents in Japan, accounting for more than 20% of the total._

      Followed by

      >_On April 2, the National Police Agency also announced that permanent residents accounted for the highest number of criminal cases involving foreign nationals in 2025, with 3,175 cases, the largest figure among all residency categories._

      Well duh. Doesn’t that mean it’s normal because they aren’t over/under represented in the statistics?

    3. Barabaragaki on

      This article basically says nothing. The screening is getting more strict, with.. no details on how.

    4. Affectionate_Use_486 on

      They should keep the bar to citizens as it is and make permanent visas higher. If your whole life is in Japan then buy in, become a citizen and participate in politics. It would be a wonderful thing to see some of these folks who have been living here and contributing get citizenship.

    5. BigPapaSlut on

      No, you’re not going crazy. This article has a sensational headline, with little sense.

      « A total of 1,446 foreign nationals had their residency status revoked in 2025, up 262 cases from the previous year, or roughly 20%, according to data compiled by the Immigration Services Agency. Most were technical intern trainees or international students, though **seven permanent residents also lost their status.** »

      **Seven revocations**

      Could be anything from breaking the law, to having left the country for too long.

      The number is too small to make anything of, let alone such a headline.

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