How long can you live in Japan without citizenship?

How long can you live in Japan without citizenship?

This article discusses the various visas available for non-citizens to live in Japan for a longer period of time. It explains that Japanese citizenship is automatically granted to those born in Japan, but foreign citizens may be eligible for naturalization if they meet certain requirements. The Temporary Visitor Visa allows foreign citizens to stay in Japan for up to 90 days without needing a work permit or other documents beyond their passport and valid visa. The Working Holiday Visa and Student Visa are also discussed, as well as the Spouse or Child of Japanese Citizen Visa and Long Term Resident Status. Ultimately it depends on individual circumstances which type of visa will best suit one's needs when wanting to remain in Japan for a longer period of time.
Can I live in Japan without being a citizen?

Can I live in Japan without being a citizen?

This article outlines the different types of visas and permits available to non-citizens who wish to live in Japan, as well as the challenges they may face in terms of employment, housing, banking, education and healthcare. It also discusses the various opportunities that non-citizens have for working, studying, and accessing healthcare in Japan.