Japan Tightens Residency & Citizenship Rules
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Japan is considering stricter requirements for permanent residency and citizenship. Proposed changes include longer residency periods and Japanese language proficiency for permanent residents.
Japan is reviewing its requirements for foreign residents seeking permanent residency and citizenship. The proposed changes could significantly impact future applicants.
For citizenship, the required residency period may double from 5 to 10 years. Additionally, permanent residency applicants may need to demonstrate Japanese language proficiency and complete a course on integrating into Japanese society.
These potential changes aim to ensure smoother integration and address concerns about the current system. The committee is expected to make formal recommendations in January.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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