【新・永住要件】ついに「5年」の在留期間必須に？@corazon_channel

For inquiries regarding naturalization or permanent residency, please contact us via the contact information on our website. Please note that we do not provide phone responses. https://visa-corazon.com/ This video explains important sections of the revised "Guidelines for Permanent Residence Permits," which were published on the Immigration Bureau's website on February 24, 2026. https://www.moj.go.jp/isa/application... One of the requirements, "holding the maximum period of stay," refers to the "period of stay" listed in the right column of the list of residence statuses posted on the Immigration Bureau's website. For many residence statuses, the maximum period is "5 years." However, currently, not many foreigners hold a "5-year" period. Until now, the guidelines have stated, "(5 years in principle, 3 years for the time being)." However, this "3-year for the time being" exception has now been abolished. When will you no longer be able to apply if you haven't held the visa for more than five years? I'll explain in an easy-to-understand manner the points that many people are concerned about, such as whether there will be any transitional measures after the law comes into effect. As an administrative scrivener specializing in residence status, I will explain the details and procedures of residence status. I will not discuss personal opinions, such as ideology or politics. (I will not accept personal opinions or questions from Japanese people not involved in residence status applications.) I hope that interested foreigners will take a look. I established an administrative scrivener's office that mainly provides naturalization support, and published a book this January 2025. "50 Questions and Answers About Naturalization Applications" (Chuokeizaisha) It will be on sale from January 16, 2025, on Amazon and other platforms. Amazon Book Purchase Site: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/450252171X [Table of Contents] 00:00 Introduction 01:07 Background of the Revision 01:50 When Does the "Five Years" Requirement Start? 04:33 Other Information: "Performance of Public Duties" 06:15 Two Things You Should Do Now 07:14 Bonus: Important Notes At Corazon Administrative Scrivener's Office, we specialize in handling applications for naturalization, permanent residency, and other residence statuses. Please feel free to contact our office in Chiyoda Ward with any concerns or questions you may have about residence status or naturalization. Permanent residency and naturalization applications involve a large amount of paperwork! The review process is also lengthy. Currently, it takes an average of 14 months for a permanent residency application to receive a decision on whether or not the application is approved, and one to one and a half years for naturalization. Our firm provides full support for those considering applying for permanent residency or naturalization! https://visa-corazon.com/ We accept inquiries by phone, email, or via our website's free consultation form. ▼Apply for a free consultation (free consultation form)↓ https://corazon-law-office.com/kika_f... Click here for our price list↓ https://corazon-law-office.com/kika_p... Kanako Yamao (Yamao Kanako) Representative, Corazon Administrative Scrivener's Office 3-4-3 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Elegance Iidabashi 801 Email: [email protected] Leveraging my years of experience in the legal department of a global company, I support foreigners with their permanent residency and naturalization applications. I also occasionally update my blog. I hope to provide useful information to everyone, so I hope you'll visit it when you have time. https://note.com/kanakoyamao2026/all