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If you complete the procedure at the city or ward office counter for your new address, you do not, as a rule, need to notify the 出入国在留管理庁 directly. Within 14 days of moving, take your 在留カード (Residence Card) to the office for your new address and complete the moving-in procedure. Note, however, that there is a separate procedure called the 「所属機関に関する届出」, so please do not confuse the two.
An enquiry about where to file a notification, from someone who moved house while preparing an application to change to 「特定技能1号」.
It is. The moving-in procedure at the local office is itself the notification to the 出入国在留管理庁.
Under the present system in Japan, you file a 「転入届」 (moving-in notification) at the ward or city office and have your new address written on the back of your 在留カード. That information is then passed on automatically to the system of the 出入国在留管理庁.
It is a completely separate procedure from a change of address. You file it yourself, directly, when you leave a company or move to a different one.
There is another kind of notification to the 出入国在留管理庁, the 「所属機関に関する届出」. This is a completely separate procedure from a change of address.
This case is a change of address, so the procedure at the local office is all you need.
3 points: the address you write on the application form, receiving your post, and telling the company.
As a rule, no. If you file a moving-in notification at the city or ward office for your new address and have the new address written on the back of your 在留カード, that information is passed on automatically to the system of the 出入国在留管理庁.
Within 14 days of moving, take your 在留カード to the office for your new address and complete the moving-in procedure.
When you leave a company, or when your company changes. In that case you must notify the 出入国在留管理庁 directly, online or by post. It is a completely separate procedure from a change of address.
Write the new address as changed at the local office on the application form, and file a change-of-address notification at the post office so that notices reach you. Also give the company a copy of your new 住民票 and any other papers it needs.
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