【緊急】8月3日締切⚠️ 出入国管理法関連の政令改正案に意見できます【移民政策＆育成就労制度】

15:38 Correction: The deadline is August 3, 2026, 0:00 AM (effectively August 2nd). Immigration Services Agency Public Comment Submission Page - https://public-comment.e-gov.go.jp/pc... Related Videos -    • 【警告】外国人ビザ手数料48年ぶり値上げ⚠️日本の“入国ハードル”が本格...      • 【拡散希望】パブコメ終了後も大丈夫‼ 入管には常設の意見受付があります【移民問題】      • 【手遅れになる前に】日本が壊れる‼️入管庁に「STOP移民政策」の声を上げるべき本当...   📌 "I want to decide my trips more freely." This service is perfect for people like that 👇 https://townlife-aff.com/link.php?i=A... You can choose your destination and budget; travel professionals will propose a custom-made plan for free! Provided by: (PR) TownLife Travel Search Summary of Attached PDF Document Document ① Guidelines for Public Comment [Submission Period] From July 3rd to August 2nd, 2026. Submissions by mail must arrive within this period. [Submission Methods] There are three methods of submission. 1. Submission via the opinion submission form on the e-Gov (Electronic Government Portal). 2. Email to the designated address ([email protected]). 3. Mail to the Immigration Services Agency, Counselor's Office. When submitting by email or mail, the subject line and envelope must clearly state "Public Comment (Regarding the Draft Cabinet Order on Fees, etc.)". [Notes] Opinions must be in Japanese only. Individuals must include their name and contact information, but personal information itself will not be made public. Document ② Draft Revised Cabinet Order (Regarding Fees) With this legal revision, the amounts of fees and exemption provisions for various procedures in immigration control will be newly established. [Fee Revisions and Preferential Treatment for Electronic Applications] The fees for permission to change or renew residence status will be subdivided according to the determined period of stay. A distinctive feature is the preferential treatment for those who use "electronic applications." For example, a 5-year renewal permit, which normally costs 75,000 yen, will be reduced to 65,000 yen if applied for electronically. Furthermore, the fees for re-entry permits and the issuance of work permits are also set lower for electronic applications. [Exemption and Reduction Measures] For those requiring humanitarian consideration, such as refugee status holders in poverty or those changing to diplomatic or official residence status, fee exemptions and reductions will be applied. In addition, provisions for consideration for mid- to long-term residents recorded in the Basic Resident Register are also included. —Document ③ Draft Revised Ministerial Ordinance (Online Payment, etc.)— [Payment Method for Fees in Electronic Applications] A major change is the addition of a payment method for fees when applying electronically online. Previously, payment was generally made using revenue stamps. However, with electronic applications, it will now be possible to entrust payment to a business designated by the Commissioner of the Immigration Services Agency (such as credit card payment or online payment) using electronic data processing systems. However, in unavoidable circumstances such as system failure, the traditional method will also be permitted. [Other Improvements] In addition, various regulations will be revised, including clarifying cases where appearance is not required in the application process for permission to engage in activities outside of one's status of residence, and renumbering of articles. —Document ④ Draft Amended Ordinance (Summary)— [Purpose of the Amendment] This amendment is in conjunction with the enforcement of the "Revised Immigration Control Act" enacted in 2026. The main objectives are to newly establish the "amount of fees" related to permission for change of status of residence, etc., and to rapidly promote the spread of "Specific Residence Cards" and "Specific Special Permanent Resident Certificates." [Main Contents] Specifically, the fees for various procedures will be meticulously redefined, and criteria for fee reductions for electronic applications and exemptions for those in financial difficulty will be determined. Furthermore, the cases in which payment of fees is not required for the issuance of specific residence cards, etc., will be newly clarified. [Future Plans] This revised ordinance is scheduled to come into effect on October 1, 2026. —Document 5: Revised Ministerial Ordinance (Summary)— [Purpose and Summary of the Revision] This revision is also in line with the revised Immigration Control Act of 2026. Specifically, the cases of employees of the "Taiwan-Japan Relations Association" and the "Delegation of Palestine to Japan," and their families, who change or renew their residence status to "Designated Activities," will be added and designated as eligible for fee exemption or reduction. [Electronic Application Procedures] In addition, specific operational rules will be established regarding the payment method of fees when applying for changes in residence status, etc., electronically. These measures will...