May isang post na ako dito kaya lang mukhang hindi malinaw yung title na ginamit ko.
Meron ba ditong hindi asawa ng Japanese pero nakakuha ng PR?
Kasi 5 years and 6 months na ako dito sa Japan...First visa ko eh Instructor - 3 years..and then nag-extend ako..nabigyan ako ulit ng Instructor - 3 years ulit. Paano ako mag-aapply ng PR? Ano ang mga kailangan ko?
Please share your experience or give some advice...:(
Salamat po!
hi ruby...
check mo itong link na ito may sagot dyan na nabasa ko .. nandyan yung mga kasagutan na gusto mong malaman .. check mo yung post ni ganda girl dyan sa link na yan .. :)
http://www.timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=117 0
Hi Docomo! Thanks ha...nakita ko yun kanina nung nasa trabaho ako..kaya lang hindi ko na mahagilap ulit..kanda hilo na ako.....buti na lang ibinigay mo yung link...maraming salamat! nag PM na rin ako sa kanya..sana sumagot kaagad.
Hi Docomo! Thanks ha...nakita ko yun kanina nung nasa trabaho ako..kaya lang hindi ko na mahagilap ulit..kanda hilo na ako.....buti na lang ibinigay mo yung link...maraming salamat! nag PM na rin ako sa kanya..sana sumagot kaagad.
no prob.. sasagutin ka nyan antay ka lang.. good luck :)
Hi! hindi ka yata pedeng makakuha ng PR kung hindi ka japanese wife or kailangan din na may japanese blood ka like half japanese ka ba??? or kahit apo ka ba ng japanese??? kasi kailangan mo ng birth certificate ng japanese husband mo or ng japanese relatives mo dito...di naman kasi dito katulad sa US.. yun lang ang pagkakaalam ko ha! tanong ka rin sa iba.....:)
Hi! You may be right...it is easier to get a PR especially when youre married to a Japanese or with Japanese relatives...but there are cases too when the nature of your job allows you to get a PR and also the number of years of residency.
Pero, maraming salamat din sa reply mo.
Take care.
hi there..sisingit lang ako dito ha~~about "PR" naman e..:p
married ako but hindi sa Hapon pero "permanent resident" dito sa Japan for 18 yrs na..my question is~~~pwede kaya syang mag~apply for citizenship??? (curious lang po):p does it belong to someone who has Japanese blood or married to Japanese only??:confused:
will appreciate your replies!:p
Bakit hindi mo -try? Wala namang mawawala kung susubukan mo. Inquire ka nalang kung ano ang mga requirements.
Bakit hindi mo -try? Wala namang mawawala kung susubukan mo. Inquire ka nalang kung ano ang mga requirements.
mas maganda pa rin na magtanong~tanong ka muna di ba? just like you~asking for some information here and thats what im trying to do!:p
got this info while "googleing". might be of help. regards. Question:What are the requirements for permission for permanent residence?
Answer: Requirements for Permission of Permanent Residence
The applicant should be leading a life of a good citizen without any criminal record or bad behaviors and without neglecting public duties.
The applicant should have sufficient resources or skills to make an independent living. The applicant should be expected to lead a stable life considering his/her resources or skills. This requirement applies to the applicant and his/her family.
The permanent residence of the applicant should be beneficial to Japan. This requirement does not usually apply to foreigners who stay in Japan under the status of "Spouse etc. of a Japanese National".
Length of Stay
The length of the applicant's stay in Japan is not a legal requirement and no definite period of time is predetermined. However, the applicant should have stayed in Japan for some time if he/she were to be assessed against the above three requirements.
As a general rule, the applicant should have stayed in Japan without interruption for more than 10 years. If the applicant entered Japan as a college student and got a job in Japan after graduation, the length of stay should be more than 5 years after the change of the status of residence (after he/she obtained a working visa).
If the applicant is a spouse of a Japanese, permanent resident or special permanent resident, then he/she should have stayed in Japan for more than 3 years.
If the applicant is a child or adopted child of a Japanese or permanent resident, he/she should have stayed in Japan for more than 1 year without interruption.
A Refugee from Indochina or other parts should have stayed in Japan for more than 5 years without interruption.
A long term resident should have stayed in Japan for more than 5 years after obtaining permission for residence.
If the applicant is a person who is recognized to have made a contribution to Japan in the fields of diplomacy, social activities, economy and culture, he/she should have stayed in Japan for more than 5 years.Obtaining permission for permanent residence will bring you many advantages. It will become easier for you to apply for a housing loan or to have credit cards issued. However, you will still need such formalities as alien registration and re-entry permission unless you obtain Japanese nationality.
Question:What are the formalities for obtaining permission for permanent residence?
Answer:You should apply for permission for permanent residence to the local Immigration Bureau. 1. Application Form 2. Document to certify your behaviors are good
Tax certificates for the past 3 years (income tax, fixed assets tax, resident tax, enterprise tax, etc.)
Testimonial, letter of appreciation, etc. to certify that you have contributed to Japan or to local communities, if any<LI value=3>Document to prove that you have sufficient income, resources or skills to make an independent living in Japan (in a case where the applicant is a dependent of another person, document on such person)
Document to show your assets (fixed assets, bank diposits, etc.)
Document to show your income tax and occupation for the past 3 years
Copy of commercial license, etc.
Copy of company register and earnings statement, financial report, etc., if you are engaged in a business<LI value=4>Medical examination report
The report should contain specific description as to whether you have contracted illnesses that might endanger public health (syphilis or other contagious diseases or addicts to narcotics or stimulant drugs)
Fidelity guaranty
Document to certify your marital and parental condition
Certified copy of Japanese spouse's family register, if your application is based on the fact that you are the spouse of a Japanese.
Document to certify your nationality, birth certificate, and other documents to explain reasons for obtaining a status of residence, if you are to apply for permission by obtaining a status of residence
Statement of reasons for desiring permanent residence (in Japanese)(Spouse or child of a Japanese, permanent resident or special permanent resident does not need the 1st and the 2nd of the above.)
(A person who has been recognized as a refugee does not need the 2nd of the above.)
Hi! Ruby! My name is erleen (male) nakakuha ako ng permanent residence visa kahit wala asawa na japanese. Hiningian ako ng requirements na most of them eh galing sa company ko. tapos inalam nila kung magkano ang sinusuweldo ko sa loob ng isang taon, kung nakakapg yasumi ba ako ng 8 times a month, nag wo work ba ako 8 hrs a day etc. halos ang tanong saken eh about as work ko. and one thing kasi seishain (regular employee) ako sa company ko, may mga benefits ako at twice a year na bonus. Nabasa ko na rin sa ibang threads na pinagaaralan ng immigration kung talagang kaya mong mabuhay sa sarili mo tsaka sa reason mo kung bakit mo gusto magkaroon ng permanent residence visa. sana makatulong ang info ko. ja ne. ganbatte ne.
i think its wrong about the information na pwede lang makapag apply ng PR yong mga may asawang Japanese or may anak na Japanese or meron blood na Japanese. you can also apply for PR like the one posted above. the main requirements here are:
(1) length of stay mo here in Japan
(2) your records. wala ka bang criminal records na nagawa here
(3) your status. kaya mo bang buhayin ang sarili mo here? meaning may stable job ka ba. dito papasok yong mga papers na manggagaling sa company mo.
(4) your contribution to japanese society. meron ka bang ginagawang contribution sa community like doing some voluntary activity
(5) last is your reason why you wanted to apply for PR
kaya siguro yong iba ang alam lang eh makakakuha ka lang ng PR pag kasal ka sa Japanese is because this is the common na makikita mo or maririnig at common advises ng ilang pinoy sa atin. at yon din ang pinaka easy way. pero sa totoo lang there are lots of ways para makakuha ka. you just need to search it at magtanong tanong po. then filter all information you got and balance it kung alin ba ang totoo.
hello mga kaTF,
makisingit narin ako, i was divorced then i have son who is a japanese,presently married to a foreigner(not japanese) do i have a chance na mabigyan ng PR?actually 3years na kami dito sa japan me trabaho ako at ang hubby ko.paying taxes etc.any advice from anybody who have an experience like me....thank you po sa mga sasagot.
hello mga kaTF,
makisingit narin ako, i was divorced then i have son who is a japanese,presently married to a foreigner(not japanese) do i have a chance na mabigyan ng PR?actually 3years na kami dito sa japan me trabaho ako at ang hubby ko.paying taxes etc.any advice from anybody who have an experience like me....thank you po sa mga sasagot.
try nyo pong mag apply ng PR wala naman yatang problema kasi nag nagbabayad kayo ng taxes etc.basta regular employee kayong dalawa no problem.ty
thanks to you @csbaby......GOD BLESS YOU....
i think its wrong about the information na pwede lang makapag apply ng PR yong mga may asawang Japanese or may anak na Japanese or meron blood na Japanese. you can also apply for PR like the one posted above. the main requirements here are:
(1) length of stay mo here in Japan
(2) your records. wala ka bang criminal records na nagawa here
(3) your status. kaya mo bang buhayin ang sarili mo here? meaning may stable job ka ba. dito papasok yong mga papers na manggagaling sa company mo.
(4) your contribution to japanese society. meron ka bang ginagawang contribution sa community like doing some voluntary activity
(5) last is your reason why you wanted to apply for PR
kaya siguro yong iba ang alam lang eh makakakuha ka lang ng PR pag kasal ka sa Japanese is because this is the common na makikita mo or maririnig at common advises ng ilang pinoy sa atin. at yon din ang pinaka easy way. pero sa totoo lang there are lots of ways para makakuha ka. you just need to search it at magtanong tanong po. then filter all information you got and balance it kung alin ba ang totoo.
i agree, striver. although i do not have a PR yet, i have heard many stories about pinoys in japan who were able to secure a PR without being married to japanese or not being of japanese blood. kaya nga nakakatuwa na makita ang post ni erleen. (Thanks, Erleen!) maraming nakabasa ng sharing niya na andito sa japan pero working visa lang. makakatulong ng malaki ang sharing that she posted...sana this sharing will continue...
thanks!
@dawn gazer2: Youre welcome. Pero hindi po ako "SHE", otoko po ako. Ang name ko is pang babae nga lang talaga. Kinder level pa lang ako napapagkamalan na female ako dahil sa name ko.
Salamat naman at nakakatulong yung shineyr ko. Kaya huwag na huwag mawawalan ng pag asa yung mga nag wo work dito sa japan na mga single pa (like me hehe). Kasi ako rin noon ang mentality ko jan sa pag kuha ng permanent visa eh kailangan makapag asawa ka ng japanese or dapat may anak ka na japanese.
Ay sya nga pala kuwento ko. Yung mother ko kasi may friend dito eh almost 14 or 15 years na yata eh hindi mabigyan bigyan ng permanent visa kahit may asawang hapon at may anak pa. Nakakapagtaka diba? Tinanong ng mother ko "bakit hindi ka pa mag apply ng permanent visa eh ang tagal tagal mo na rito?" sabi "nag apply nako nung naka 10 years na ako dito eh nung time na yun eh walang trabaho ang asawa ko at hanggang ngayon". Dito kasi sa immigration sa place ko kapag nag apply ka ng permanent visa eh interview agad on the spot, maraming tanong kung ano ang trabaho ng asawa mo? etc.
Ay isa pa pala Tita ko naman may anak sya (japanese), nag apply sya ng permanent visa then binigay sa kanya ang list ng mga requirements na dapat nya dalin. Binigyan sya ng date na dapat eh ma complete nya, nag bigay ng exact date yung immigration. Eh etong tita ko eh may pag kabatugan akala nya siguro eh Pilipinas to kahit late na ipasa eh uubra. Ayun pag dating nya ng immigration sabi sa kanya "mou dame desu". Hindi tinanggap yung application nya kasi hindi tumupad dun sa exact date or before that day. On my observation kasi nag babasa ako ng mga rules etc sa Japan Immigration site eh tinitingnan din yung character nung tao. Imagine 1 weeks yata ang binigay sa kanya para asikasuhin yung mga papers, kung tutuusin eh 1 day lang eh makukuha mo na lahat yan (kasi ako 1 day ko inasikaso lahat eh). Then after ilang months eh nag divorce na sila nung husband nya, then apply ulit sya tinanong ulit sya "ano ang work ng asawa mo?" sumagot sya divorce na sila. Eh di sya naman ang tinanong "ano ang work mo?" eh di syempre sagot sya "wala". Hindi raw pwede mag apply ng permanent visa kasi walang syang stable na job. Sagot ulit sya "eh may anak naman ako eh", eh di sinagot ulit sya "bibigyan ka namin long term resident visa dahil may anak ka" binigyan sya 3 years. Tapos nag renew ulit sya another 3 years. Dinaretso sya ng immigration eh sana daw nakapag apply daw sya before sila nag divorce. Mottainai daw.
Ang haba ng kuwento ko noh. Pero sana eh makatulong din yung mga shineyr ko ulit.
P.S.
Dont forget na iba dito sa Japan compare sa aten. I mean the culture etc.
TIME IS GOLD.
