Applying for a family stay visa in Japan

Applying for a family visa directly as an international student will basically not be approved, because as an international student, he does not have a legal and stable income, so he cannot guarantee your life as a caregiver. Because the purpose of your visit to Japan is not to work part-time, but to take care of his life. However, if you enter Japan as a student or in another capacity, you can easily change it to a family visa.

Whether it's useful or not, tell you the material first.

1. Certificate of the contents of your boyfriend's alien registration card.

2. Proof of enrollment.

3. Guarantor (university professor or Japanese, Chinese with a stable income in Japan) 4. When someone other than a university professor serves as a guarantor, a certificate of residence and a receipt of collection from the source must be provided.

5. A copy of your boyfriend's passport.

6. Marriage certificate.

7. Statement of reason for going to Japan.

8. Visa application.

9. Certificate of deposit.

If you don't get married, you have to go to Japan to apply for at most one visit to a friend, and it is difficult to apply for accompanying this visa This is the most difficult visa to apply! Do you want to deal with family stays? How many years has your boyfriend been in Japan? There are a lot of questions that you haven't articulated, and I can't tell you.

Agree with the above 2 people. You first have to follow the preparation materials taught to you on the first floor, if your boyfriend is now a graduate student in college, you are married, and it is relatively easier to stay in the family. However, in the past, the family was not allowed to work part-time, so if the conditions allowed, it was better to study abroad.

There are two main points to apply for a family visa: one is "dependent" and the other is "spouse", and the following documents need to be submitted to the Immigration Bureau of Japan when applying

1.Application for Acquisition of Status of Residence;

2.Passport or alien registration card;

3.Proof of kinship (domestic preparation);

4.Proof of incumbency (study);

5.Bank deposit certificate, scholarship certificate, etc.;

6.Such as applying for a letter of reason for accompaniment, etc.

To put it simply, you need:

1.Application for Acquisition of Status of Residence;

2.Passport or alien registration card;

3.Proof of kinship (domestic preparation);

4.Proof of incumbency (study);

5.Bank deposit certificate, scholarship certificate, etc.;

6.Such as applying for a letter of reason for accompaniment, etc.

After getting married, it is enough to provide proof from the other party in Japan. There is no need for proof of property of one of the domestic parties.

Legal Analysis: 1. Skilled Worker Visa; 2. Student visa; 3. Training, technical intern training; 4. Technology, Humanities Knowledge, International Business; 5. Spouse visa for Japanese nationals; 6. Spouse visa for permanent residents; 7. Family stagnation; 8. Long-term resident visa; 9. Tourist visa. Signs.

Legal basis: Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry Article 11 Chinese citizens entering or leaving the country shall submit their passports or other travel documents and other exit/entry documents to the exit/entry border inspection authorities for inspection, complete the prescribed formalities, and be allowed to leave the country only after inspection. At ports where conditions permit, the exit/entry border inspection authorities shall provide special passages for the exit and entry of Chinese citizens and other facilitation measures.

Legal analysis: There are two main points for applying for a visa for the number of orange families: one is "dependent" and the other is "spouse", and the information that needs to be submitted to the Japanese Immigration Bureau when applying needs to be the following:

1.Application for Acquisition of Status of Residence; 2.Passport or alien registration card; 3.

Proof of kinship (domestic preparation); 4.Proof of incumbency (study); 5.Proof of bank deposits, scholarships, etc.; 6.

Such as applying for a letter of reason for accompaniment, etc. Legal basis: Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Exit and Entry stipulates that Chinese citizens entering and exiting the country shall apply for passports or other travel documents in accordance with the law.

Chinese citizens traveling to other countries or regions also need to obtain a visa or other entry permit certificate from the country to which they are traveling. However, except for the mutual visa exemption agreements signed by China and other countries, or as otherwise stipulated by the Ministry of Public Security or others. Chinese citizens who leave or enter China as seafarers and work on foreign ships shall apply for seafarers' certificates in accordance with the law.

Many parents have plans to go abroad to accompany their children to study and study, or their spouses to accompany them. There is no accompanying visa in Japan, only a family visa, which is a status issued by the Immigration Bureau of Japan to the spouse and biological children of foreign nationals to reside in Japan. The key to obtaining this visa is whether the spouse of the international student has the financial means to support the normal life of the two in Japan.

1. Marriage notarization;

2. The other party will take your notarial certificate to apply for the status of residence;

3. The other party sends you an invitation letter and a copy of his visa;

4. Apply for passports and visas;

5. Need a financial guarantor;

Self-financed international students cannot be guarantors because they have no regular income; A one-year visa cannot be used as a guarantor; Those with a bank deposit of less than 3 million yen cannot be a guarantor; Those with an annual income of less than 2 million yen cannot be a guarantor.

6. It is not possible to live in a single international student club;

7. International students must have a bank deposit of more than 2 million yen and a fixed income of more than 2 million yen per year (generally refers to scholarships, grants provided by the school, research grants, etc., and part-time job income is not counted).

8. International students should live in Japan for at least half a year, and generally more than one year;

9. For international students who generally require a bachelor's degree or above, a doctorate is the easiest, and it is almost impossible for undergraduates;

10. State-funded students who enjoy the scholarship for students of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, and Culture are generally not subject to these restrictions, and the procedures are the easiest.