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日本人の配偶者等 is a status of residence that lets a foreign national who is the spouse of a Japanese national live in Japan. Once you hold it, there is no restriction on the kind of work you do: you can take any job, from part-time work to a full-time position, and you can also use social security such as health insurance and pensions. If you meet certain conditions, you can also apply for permanent residence.
It is a status of residence that lets a foreign national who is the spouse of a Japanese national live in Japan.
With this status of residence, you can not only live in Japan, but also work, and spend time together with your family.
There is no restriction on working, and you can use social security.
If you are bringing someone from overseas, you first have a Certificate of Eligibility issued in Japan, and then apply for a visa in their country.
A detailed list of the documents you need, and what the screening looks at, are explained in What documents do I need for a Japanese spouse visa, and what should I watch for?
3 things: the conditions for applying, the screening period, and how sham marriages are treated.
Many of the documents you submit for screening need explaining, and depending on your circumstances you may also have to prove how things came about. Please consult us from the preparation stage.
No. From part-time work to a full-time position, you can take any kind of job.
It usually takes about 3 months. Please apply with time to spare.
Yes. You can use Japan's social security system.
You can apply if you meet certain conditions. The conditions are explained in the permanent residence category.
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This page is a translation of the Japanese original. Where the two differ, the Japanese version prevails.