Do you go to Japan with your daughter in law to settle down, or stay with your parents?

If you go to Japan with your daughter-in-law and settle down, you should stay with your parents, and if you are an only child, you should stay with your parents.

In the past, it was said that the parents were not far away. You are going to settle in Japan with your daughter-in-law and children, and your parents are so far away from you. If there was a time when you were needed, did you come back? It is equivalent to raising your son for nothing, and it is recommended that you stay with your parents.

It's up to you to choose, if you go to Japan, your parents will have no one to take care of when they are old.

I feel like it's better to stay in China, but Japan isn't really good.

No, the marriage certificate is generally provided in order to provide one less proof of assets. For example, if you and your husband apply for a visa to go to Japan and provide a marriage certificate or proof of kinship, you and your husband only need a proof of assets, and the other person does not need to provide it. Therefore, if you don't need your husband's assets for this visa, you can provide it yourself, and you don't need a marriage certificate, that is, it has nothing to do with your husband.

Of course, if the car property and real estate of the auxiliary assets are in your husband's name, if the travel agency requires you to provide these auxiliary assets (according to the assessment of personal circumstances, sometimes it is not necessary to provide them), and these assets are all in your husband's name, then you need to use a marriage certificate or kinship to prove. The above is assuming that you sign a contract, and the requirements for assets are low, and there is generally no need for real estate and car properties.

It's okay for a single time. The regulations of the Japanese Consulate are that the applicant or the second generation of relatives can have an annual income of more than 100,000 yuan. Under normal circumstances, unmarried people are registered with their parents, and a copy of the full household registration book is sufficient.

But after getting married, as long as you can submit your only child certificate or your medical birth certificate, you can do it. If you don't have these, you will need to provide a notarized certificate of kinship between you and your parents (go to a notary office). Of course, this is premised on the fact that you and your parents are in the same consulate area.

You can't say that you are in Beijing, your parents are in Guangzhou, Shanghai or something, it is not a consulate area.

Many times, if you and your parents are in the same consulate area, you can go to Japan with your parents, and your father or mother will be the main applicant, and you can also be a secondary applicant.

Of course not, it must be the applicant's own.

It depends on whether your parents are used to life over there, an elderly person is reluctant to leave his hometown, and he has no friends in Japan, so he is very lonely, and it is good that you have a filial piety, so you still have to ask your parents.

Why go to Japan, your parents may not necessarily go, Japan has brought unimaginable ** to the Chinese.

It depends on your parents' personal wishes.

That's Japan's son-in-law.

If there is a war, the motherland will be safe.

Yes, they are temporary

Please consult the relevant professionals, thank you.

Do you want to bring your parents to Japan as well? You may need to check with the embassy or immigration office.

Traitor, you'd better move your ancestral grave to Japan, otherwise someone will dig it up.

International students in Japan. This is a little thing to ask. Not as good as elementary school students.

I guess I need to go through some immigration procedures.

You can apply for a spouse visa, and you can apply for a long-term residence in Japan after you meet the requirements for staying in Japan for a certain period of time.

Life should be fine, but it can't last.

If you are Chinese, don't marry a Japanese.

The following prerequisites are that you have Japanese nationality.

In principle, it is conditional.

Parents have no income, parents have no siblings, parents can't take care of themselves on their own, parents are sick, etc.

But there's a trick to tell you, depending on whether you're thick-skinned or not. You can ink with the local ** people, and they agree to ...... when they are annoyedActually, Japan is also a humane society, and there are not so many rules that must be followed.

When are you going, in the summer, you can go to Furano and Biei to enjoy the flowers, there is a large sea of flowers. I went there last year to find my own tour guide and chartered car, you can take a look at the ball earth, I was looking for this at the time, this company is very good.

Do you want to die, the people over there discriminate against us, and there are those who will be sold to that kind of place if they are not careful.

If you have a certificate of property, it is better to open more often. 200,000 is a bit less. When I applied for a student visa 17 years ago, I issued a deposit certificate of $80,000.

After so many years, too little may not be easy. After all, in principle, the meaning of the deposit certificate is that your parents can afford to pay for the expenses you spent studying in Japan.