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(JIJI PRESS)Japan Likely to Pass Bill to Raise Immigration Fees
Release Date
2026-04-28
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JIJI PRESS
Summary
Japan’s House of Representatives passed a bill to significantly raise the maximum fees for immigration procedures. The amendment would increase the fee ceiling to 100,000 yen for residence status changes and stay extensions, and to 300,000 yen for permanent residence applications, compared with the current 10,000 yen cap. The bill is expected to pass during the current Diet session and, if approved by the upper house, the new fees will take effect within the current fiscal year ending next March.
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Immigration Policy
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2024-01-07
Is Japan finally embracing immigration?(The Spectator)
Immigration Policy
2024-01-04
2023 Rewind: Is Japan ready to accept foreigners as part of its society?(The Mainichi)
Immigration Policy
2023-12-26
Japan could relax immigration policy as Abe faction wanes in LDP(NIKKEI Asia)
Immigration Policy
2023-10-14
Number of foreign residents in Japan rises to record 3.2 million(KYODO NEWS)
Immigration Policy