永住收30萬，入籍卻全免費？拆解高市內閣的潛台詞：日本其實不想要移民，他們要的是...

Japan's immigration law is facing its biggest upheaval in 44 years! The latest amendment to the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act will be officially passed in 2026, and the statutory cap on the application fee for foreigners applying for "Japanese permanent residency" will increase 30 times from the original 10,000 yen to as high as 300,000 yen! This means that a foreign family of four may face a heavy financial burden of more than one million yen just for the application fee in the future. Faced with a rapidly deteriorating declining birthrate and aging population, coupled with a labor shortage, Japan's total population has shrunk by more than three million in the past five years. Given this severe labor shortage, why is the government setting such high barriers for foreigners? This video will provide an in-depth analysis of the true intentions behind the Takashi City Cabinet's push for stricter foreigner policies. We will explore the real impact of the significant increase in permanent residency application fees and the upcoming "permanent residency cancellation system" on middle-income families and foreign workers. We will also compare this to the currently "completely free" naturalization process—is the Japanese government using this 300,000 yen price difference to conduct a precise screening of foreigners? If you want to stay and work hard in Japan, should you spend a lot of money for permanent residency, or simply naturalize as a Japanese citizen? Click the video to uncover the underlying logic of Japan's immigration policy!