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What are the requirements on the contribution of the immigrant investor’s business to the local economy in Japan?

I wish to set up an office in Japan, have it registered there and maintain a physical office there. However, most of my clients probably won’t be from the country. Does this matter in my application? Do I have to aid Japanese clients, for instance, or is it merely about employing Japanese people?


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  • Nakai Immigration Services LPC
    August 04, 2019

    There is no requirement on the contribution to the local economy in Japan. The applicant needs to show a 5 million yen investment, a physical office and feasible business plan. Neither Japanese clients nor Japanese employees are required to be in the plan.