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The Japanese government maintains strict regulations on public health, ensuring residents enjoy a safe, hygienic, and high-quality living environment with clean air, water, and food. Japan holds the title of "Land of Longevity", thanks to its advanced medical expertise and comprehensive national health insurance system, where individuals only need to cover one-third of medical costs. Japan is also Asia's largest real estate investment market, attracting global investors with: -Stable yen exchange rates -Low mortgage interest rates -Lenient loan approval policies In terms of public safety, nearly every street corner has a police box (kōban), and Japan’s strict gun control laws make it one of the world’s safest countries.
It is a long-term residency visa in Japan primarily for "business management activities."To apply for this visa, the applicant must first establish a legal corporation in Japan—either by setting up a new company or acquiring an existing operating business.（The registered capital for establishing a corporation must be 5 million yen or more.）Path to Permanent Residency (PR) After sustained and stable business operation for 10+ years while holding a valid Business Manager Visa (3+ years remaining), applicants may apply for permanent residency.
According to official Japanese guidelines, it targets individuals who "complement domestic capital and labor in an irreplaceable manner" and those who can "bring innovation and human resources to Japanese industries." Japan categorizes "Highly Skilled Professionals" into three types: 1.Advanced Academic Research Activities – Refers to scholarly talent, such as professors, mentors, and researchers hired by Japanese universities. 2.Advanced Specialized/Technical Activities – Refers to technical professionals, such as engineers, IT experts, and R&D specialists employed by Japanese companies. 3.Advanced Business Management Activities– Refers to entrepreneurial and managerial talent, such as individuals who establish or manage businesses in Japan.
