The Expat’s Guide to Getting Permanent Residence in Japan
Permanent residency, or becoming an “eijusha” (permanent resident) in Japan, is highly coveted by many long-term foreign residents of Japan. Permanent residency status grants you … Read more
Permanent residency, or becoming an “eijusha” (permanent resident) in Japan, is highly coveted by many long-term foreign residents of Japan. Permanent residency status grants you … Read more
There are many drug stores in Japan that you might not recognize as drug stores due to the products they sell, ranging from cosmetic items … Read more
Using an ATM in Japan isn’t a particularly challenging task, but there are some differences compared to ATMs you might find in your home country. … Read more
Living and earning an income in Japan comes with the expected duty of having to pay taxes. Like all Japanese citizens (with the exclusion of … Read more
Unlike many countries in the world, Japan makes this easily attainable for everyone living there – regardless of their citizenship or financial situation. In this … Read more
I am a father of two. All of my children were born in Japan. It’s an amazing experience. While navigating Japan’s healthcare system seems to … Read more
When you live in Japan, sooner or later you may want to enter a relationship. The dating scene in Japan can be confusing for both … Read more
If you intend to live in Japan long term, it is best to be as informed as possible about renting an apartment in this country. … Read more
This article is a comprehensive guide to help you send containers or parcels from Japan to any country in the world. From preparing the package to choosing the right courier services, to understanding the necessary paperwork for international shipping, I will show you how to get it right the first time without any mistakes.
In this article, we’ll guide you through setting up the internet in Japan as an expat. We’ll cover the options available to you, expected monthly costs, and the benefits of each choice.
In this article, I am going to cover the answers to your questions, from types of hospitals and clinics to the reservation process (although these may vary), to the best course of action in case of an emergency.
While some of it may seem obvious, you will be surprised at a few differences that you will be glad you knew ahead of time. After all, knowing what you’re getting into is half the battle.
While the transportation system in Japan is good, you may want to drive a car in Japan. As an expat, your international driving permit (IDP) … Read more