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to have a longterm visa
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2008/8/12 03:23
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Hi!! hello everyone just wanna ask if it is possible to get a longterm visa in japan even though im 25 yrs of age ryt now..?
Why should i get that kind of visa?
My Mom married a japanese national there and i do hav sister in law with him, and i want to live with them is it possible to my case??
any suggestions that would help us?? TY SO MUCH
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by ICLE
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Long-term visa
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2008/8/12 10:12
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Icle,
If you qualify for a working visa and can find a sponsor (i.e. potential employer), then you could get a renewable 1-year working visa. I don't think your family connections will have any relevance since you are no longer a minor.
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by Dave in Saitama
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These are the people that can receive a long-term resident visa: "Refugees as stipulated by the convention relating to the Status of Refugees, Indochinese refugee settlers, second- and third-generation Japanese settlers, etc." Nobody here knows what that "etc." covers. You may be eligible for this visa; only immigration knows if you are eligible. http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/04.html#a
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