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having a baby in japan
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2010/7/31 04:24
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if you go into labor in japan and have the baby, but your not a citizen of japan ur visiting does your baby become a legal citizen of japan. And if so, do you get permision to permanently reside there?
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by Arishia (guest)
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No, birth in Japan does not provide either citizenship nor permanent residence to the child, unless a parent is either Japanese or a permanent resident.
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by Uji
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Echoing Uji
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2010/7/31 17:18
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Just echoing Uji's previous post, Japan is not Jus Soli (like the United States) and so a child would not receive citizenship for being born in Japan.
There was a case in Japan a year ago where two illegal Filipino immigrants had a grown child who was born, raised in Japan, and only spoke Japanese. The government still deported the parents and allowed the child to stay on "humanitarian" grounds.
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by Bean (guest)
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arishia, as the other two people said, it will not work.
im affraid you will have to find another way to immigrate to japan :)
hope that helps.
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by zuoteng
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