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When increasing capital with funds remitted from an overseas parent company to apply for the 「経営・管理」 visa, should the new shares be subscribed by the parent company or by the applicant personally?

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Who this article is forAn enquiry from the applicant themselves about increasing the capital of a Japanese company with funds from an overseas parent company and applying for the 「経営・管理」 (Business Manager) visa.

Answer

In a 「経営・管理」 (Business Manager) visa application, the applicant is not required to personally invest 30 million yen (3,000万円) or more and become a shareholder. Since the funds have already been remitted from the overseas parent company, I believe having the parent company subscribe for the new shares is smoother in terms of how easily the flow of funds can be explained.

What is this enquiry about?

An enquiry from the applicant themselves about increasing the capital of a Japanese company with funds from an overseas parent company and applying for the 「経営・管理」 (Business Manager) visa.

Should the new shares be subscribed by the parent company or by the applicant personally?

Since the funds have already been remitted from Company A (the parent company), I believe having Company A subscribe for the new shares is smoother in terms of how easily the flow of funds can be explained.

Since the funds have already been remitted from Company A (the parent company), I believe having Company A subscribe for the new shares is smoother in terms of how easily the flow of funds can be explained.

Does the applicant need to invest the capital personally?

In a 経営・管理 visa application, the applicant is not required to personally invest 30 million yen (3,000万円) or more and become a shareholder.

In a 経営・管理 visa application, the applicant is not required to personally invest 30 million yen (3,000万円) or more and become a shareholder.

Frequently Asked Questions

In a 経営・管理 visa application, must the applicant personally invest the capital?

The applicant is not required to personally invest 30 million yen (3,000万円) or more and become a shareholder.

When increasing capital with funds remitted from an overseas parent company, who should subscribe for the new shares?

If the funds have already been remitted from the parent company, I believe having the parent company subscribe for the new shares is smoother, as the flow of funds is easier to explain.

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