My husband has a Japanese settlement visa for 3 years, so can I get a spouse visa

OK. The materials are as follows.

Procedures for applying for a visa for Japanese family members (working in employment).

1. Certificate of Eligibility (for applicants)

4. A copy of the family register of the certificate of relationship between the applicant and the dependents (one of the following).

A copy of the marriage acceptance certificate.

A copy of the marriage certificate.

A copy of the birth certificate.

All four types of certificates above need to be certified by a notary public. (Handled by a notary public)5 A copy of the dependent's alien registration certificate and passport.

6. Dependent's certificate of occupation and income certificate.

Certificate of occupation (one of the following).

a.Certificate of incumbency.

b.A copy of the business license.

Proof of income (one of the following).

a.Withholding Receipt (applied by the employer's employer).

b.Certificate of payment of resident tax and income tax (city hall of address)cA copy of the declaration form (the tax office of the place of residence) dA copy of the salary statement (if the dependent's date is less than one year and the above three certificates are invalid or cannot be obtained).

After the above procedures are prepared, the applicant and dependents ** go to the local immigration bureau to apply.

Suitable for family stays.,If you're a spouse, it's only a Japanese spouse.。。。 The family stays in the required materials with the 3rd floor. . . After completing this, you have to take this status of residence to the agency in China to apply for a visa, and the status of residence is valid for three months. . .

Of course, as long as you get married, you can handle it, just find ** to do it.

Be. Extended Materials].

The correct way to say a marriage visa is a spouse of a Japanese national status of residence. There are four types of status of residence periods: 6 months, 1 year, 3 years, and 5 years, and they are determined based on the results of the examination by the Immigration Bureau.

If the deadline has expired, the deadline can be extended by applying for renewal of status of residence.

A spouse visa for a Japanese national is a visa issued by an embassy abroad for the purpose of living with a spouse of a Japanese national. In addition, we refer to the status of residence as a "spouse of a Japanese national" as a marriage visa. Foreign nationals residing in Japan with different status of residence can apply for a marriage visa after marrying a Japanese national.

Even if you have a status of residence for training and training, you can apply for a marriage visa if you are married and living with a Japanese national.

The documents required to apply for a change of status of residence are:

1.Application;

2.A copy of the Certificate of Alien Registration;

3.Family register of the spouse of a Japanese national;

4.Certificate of Residence;

5.Certificate of employment and other documents proving the occupation;

6.Proof of income such as tax payment certificates;

7.Letter of Guarantee;

8.Interrogatories;

9.Justification;

10.a summary of kinship;

11.Residential Profile;

12.** (Couples), etc.

Notes: aCohabitation and Marriage VisaAs far as marriage visas are concerned, whether the husband and wife have cohabitation is the most important basis for judging whether the applicant is genuinely married, and it is also the main point of strict examination by the Immigration Bureau.

Even if the marriage formalities have been completed, but the fact that the parties do not live together, the marriage visa may still be refused.

Key Points for Reviewing Marriage Visas:

a valid marriage has been made;

In principle, live together;

Husband and wife help each other; The relationship between husband and wife should be based on real feelings. However, if the spouse is unable to live together for a valid reason, such as if one of the spouses is hospitalized due to illness or imprisoned for a crime, it is possible to obtain permission to renew the marriage visa if there is evidence to prove this fact.

b.Divorce and Marriage VisaOnce you have divorced, you should change to another status of residence or return to your home country before the expiration of the marriage visa, even if the duration of the marriage visa still exists. However, if you have lived in Japan for nearly 10 years and have lived a stable life, you may be allowed to change to a permanent resident.

c.Procedures for renewing a marriage visa and applying for permanent residence.

1) If you have a marriage visa, you must apply for renewal of your status of residence before your visa expires. The required materials are:

Application; A copy of the Certificate of Alien Registration;

Family register and residence certificate of the spouse of a Japanese national;

Certificate of employment and other documents proving the occupation;

Proof of income such as tax payment certificates;

Letter of Guarantee; You can apply for a re-entry permit at the same time.

2) Those who have been married for 3 years and hold a marriage visa for a period of 3 years can apply for permanent residence. If there is no problem with living and living, there is a high possibility of obtaining a permit.

Hello, dear, I'm glad to answer for you. The spouse of a Japanese national can reside in Japan for more than one year before obtaining a residence permit visa for the second year. According to the regulations of the Japanese Immigration Bureau, the spouse of a Japanese national needs to have lived in Japan for at least one year and meet other conditions before he can apply for a residence permit visa for the second Yuki Kiriyo year.

Specific conditions include: having a stable income, having enough living space, and not having a negative impact on Japanese society. It is important to note that even if the conditions are met, the Immigration Department has the right to refuse to renew the residence permit visa.

According to Japan** regulations, the spouse needs to live in Japan for at least 6 months before he or she can obtain a residence permit visa for the second year. In addition to this, your spouse will need to meet other requirements for a residence permit visa, such as having a stable income and residence. If your spouse wants to extend their residence permit visa, they will need to apply to the Immigration Department for an extension before it expires.

Summary. Here's what I've found for you: In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of Japan.

If you have lived in Japan for more than 10 consecutive years, you can obtain permanent residency, such as those of Japanese ancestry, foreign spouses of Japanese citizens, and those who have made significant contributions to Japan, and this type of visa is actually an immigrant visa. The validity period of a Japanese visa, except for diplomatic and official passports, is in principle 4 months for transit and sightseeing visas. Other visas are for 6 months. As a general rule, the number of valid entries is limited to one entry, and a new visa must be issued when re-entering the country.

Exceptions, if confirmed to be necessary, are also granted two or more valid visas.

My spouse has permanent residency in Japan, what kind of visa is suitable if I want to go to Japan? Thank you!

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you: My spouse has permanent residency in Japan, and if I want to go to Japan, it is more appropriate for me to get a visa: dear, you can apply for a special visa in your case.

This visa is mainly issued to people of Japanese descent or related to Japan, and is valid for 3 years and can be extended until permanent residency is obtained.

The following is what I have found for you about the topography cover exhibition: in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of Japan. If you have lived in Japan for more than 10 consecutive years, you can obtain permanent residency in the country, such as those of Japanese descent and spouses of Japanese citizens, who have made significant contributions to Japan, and this type of visa is actually an immigrant visa.

The validity period of a Japanese visa, except for diplomatic and official passports, is in principle 4 months for transit and sightseeing visas. Other visas are for 6 months. As a general rule, the number of valid entries is limited to one entry, and a new visa must be issued when re-entering the country. Exceptions, if confirmed to be necessary, are also granted two or more valid visas.

There are usually two ways to apply for a Japanese visa: one is for the applicant to apply to the Japanese embassy or consulate abroad. One is for relatives or friends living in Japan to apply to the Immigration Bureau where they live.

Regardless of which state the method is adopted, the Ministry of Justice finally authorizes the embassy or consulate to sign and issue an entry visa.

It is very difficult to apply for a visa for the spouse of a Japanese national. The Immigration Bureau of the Ministry of Justice of Japan strictly examines visas for spouses of Japanese nationals and spouses of permanent residents, and it is now extremely difficult to obtain visas for spouses of Japanese nationals and spouses of permanent residents. More than 100 applications were accepted for recognition of eligibility for spouse visas of Japanese nationals and spouses of permanent residents, but only 4 cases were granted, and more than 100 others were denied.

At present, it is generally a refusal, and the Immigration Bureau is now almost the first to refuse a visa, and then it is easy to find a reason for refusal, only a few reasons with considerable strength, and those who really cannot refuse a visa may be able to make an exception and slip through the net. The main reason for this dire situation is the proliferation of fake marriages of all kinds.

A Japanese spouse visa is a status of residence obtained when a foreigner and a Japanese national are married. It is commonly referred to as a marriage visa or a spouse visa, and these are referred to as spouses of Japanese nationals on the status of residence. In addition to the spouse of a Japanese national, a special adopted child of a Japanese national, a child of a Japanese national, and a person born as a child of a Japanese national, are also eligible for this status of residence.

The Immigration Bureau is very strict in obtaining a spouse visa. Even though it is a real marriage, it is not permissible to be a fact one after another. If you have obtained a spouse visa, there is no restriction on your activities, which is very advantageous compared to a work visa, a student visa, etc.

For this reason, there has been a continuous stream of camouflage marriages, and more than half of all applications for spouse visas are considered camouflage marriages.

Your situation should be very fast, and you can provide some records of the two together, such as life photos, ** communication records, proof materials issued by the place of residence, etc., it should be faster, generally not waiting for about half a year, it will come down.

After the visa is successfully processed, you can go to Japan after the document is issued. The processing time is 4 working days from the day after the Japanese Embassy in Beijing to issue the visa result.

Validity of the visa:

1. The validity period of a single visa is "3 months", and the validity period of a double visa is "6 months". There are three types of stays: 15 days, 30 days, and 90 days, which are determined by the Embassy of Japan in Beijing on a case-by-case basis.

2. The validity period of several visas is "one year" (or maybe three years), and the number of days of stay is "90 days". The expiration date will be determined by the Embassy of Japan in China through examination.

Extended Information: Requirements for Spouse Visa for Japanese Nationals.

1. Whether the marriage or kinship is genuine.

When applying for a spouse visa, the marriage registration of the couple abroad, the interaction and communication between the two parties during the marriage, the history of entering and leaving the country, and whether the family members of both parties know about the marriage are all important proofs of the application.

In particular, if you apply for a spouse visa in the case of a short-term relationship, marriage, divorce, or remarriage, you need to explain the authenticity of the marriage, the reasons for the divorce from the previous marriage, and the response after that.

In the "Question Statement" in the application documents for a spouse visa, the factual relationship must be correctly stated. If the answers in the "Letter of Inquiry" are found to be inconsistent, the spouse's visa may be refused. If you submit written documents that can prove the authenticity of the answers in the "interrogation", you can better prove the authenticity of the marriage.

In addition, when applying for a spouse visa, it is also necessary to explain the financial conditions of the couple who can live in Japan stably. If you can't do this, you need to have another relative act as a guarantor. When applying for a spouse visa, it is necessary to explain the reasons for letting a relative be the guarantor based on the specific circumstances.

2. Whether the main economic ** can support the family.

If the main economic leader is a member of the company, whether he has a stable income and his payment of resident tax are the subject of examination.

There are exceptions, but proof of income is required. In addition, if the dependents are on social support, there is a high possibility that they will not be allowed to do so. Therefore, if both spouses are not employed, they need to explain how they will receive their living expenses**.

3. Is there any difference from the previous application materials?

If the spouse has a history of residence in Japan, the information of the spouse who was in Japan will also be examined.

If there is any discrepancy between the application documents and the current period of residence, it may be difficult to obtain a visa.

Legal Analysis: You can apply for a permanent residence visa 3-4 years after marriage. The simple requirements for applying for permanent residence are: simple communication skills in Japanese + tax payment certificate + income certificate + compliance with the law.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry" Article 4 The Ministry of Public Security and the Ministry of Public Security shall be responsible for the management of exit-entry affairs in accordance with their respective duties. Embassies and consulates of the People's Republic of China abroad or other overseas institutions entrusted by the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as "visa authorities abroad") are responsible for issuing entry visas for foreigners abroad.

The exit/entry border inspection authorities are responsible for carrying out exit and entry border inspections. The local people's ** public security organs at or above the county level and their exit-entry administration agencies are responsible for the management of foreigners' stay and residence.