Japan wants more Chinese: Japan eases visa requirements for Chinese applicants

[Aepsilons]

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens will take effect next Monday, the Shanghai Morning Post reported on Wednesday.

Japan will relax requirements for three-year, multi-entry visas and the availability of five-year, multiple-entry visas for high-income groups, said a consul at the Consulate-General of Japan in Shanghai.

The economic status for Chinese people applying for three-year, multi-entry visas has been lowered from "sufficient" economic capacity to "certain" economic capacity, and five-year, multi-entry visas are open to high-income Chinese tourists.

The consulate will decide what constitutes a "high-income tourist" after considering all aspects of applicants.

The old visa policy will still apply to tourists with visas issued before January 19.

A three-year, multiple-entry visa is still free.

As for applications for five-year, multiple-entry visas, if tourists enter Japan for the first time through one of three earthquake-stricken areas - Fukushima, Iwate or Miyagi - and spend at least one night there, visas will be free.

But if they land elsewhere in Japan, they will be charged 400 yuan ($64.50).

From January to November last year, 2.22 million Chinese visited Japan, a year-on-year rise of 82.2 percent. 80 percent were visiting Japan for the first time.



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@TaiShang , @Shotgunner51 , @Yizhi , @Chinese-Dragon , @cnleio, @AgentOrange et al.

 

[TaiShang]

Good policy. Greater people-to-people interaction will provide a much more favorable ground for handling geopolitical disputes. At least, psychologically.

 

[Lux de Veritas]

This is a good policy because a Nisei Chinese can be trained to behave entirely like Japanese, in case Chinese breed there.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

This is a good policy because a Nisei Chinese can be trained to behave entirely like Japanese, in case Chinese breed there.

Japan is just four small islands packed with full of people, and she cannot take anymore.

 

[Lux de Veritas]

Japan's new visa policy for Chinese citizens will take effect next Monday, the Shanghai Morning Post reported on Wednesday.

Japan will relax requirements for three-year, multi-entry visas and the availability of five-year, multiple-entry visas for high-income groups, said a consul at the Consulate-General of Japan in Shanghai.

The economic status for Chinese people applying for three-year, multi-entry visas has been lowered from "sufficient" economic capacity to "certain" economic capacity, and five-year, multi-entry visas are open to high-income Chinese tourists.

The consulate will decide what constitutes a "high-income tourist" after considering all aspects of applicants.

The old visa policy will still apply to tourists with visas issued before January 19.

A three-year, multiple-entry visa is still free.

As for applications for five-year, multiple-entry visas, if tourists enter Japan for the first time through one of three earthquake-stricken areas - Fukushima, Iwate or Miyagi - and spend at least one night there, visas will be free.

But if they land elsewhere in Japan, they will be charged 400 yuan ($64.50).

From January to November last year, 2.22 million Chinese visited Japan, a year-on-year rise of 82.2 percent. 80 percent were visiting Japan for the first time.



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@TaiShang , @Shotgunner51 , @Yizhi , @Chinese-Dragon , @cnleio, @AgentOrange et al.

Japan is just four small islands packed with full of people, and she cannot take anymore.

Japan should make her people breed instead of taking in migrants. I went to Berlin for a project working in Siemens Stadt. Basically a 80sqm appartment cost around 100,000 Euro.

Germany has a sorts of policy to keep land price low.

The problem of Japan as in all other East Asian society is landlordism. High property price sterilize.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Japan should make her people breed instead of taking in migrants. I went to Berlin for a project working in Siemens Stadt. Basically a 80sqm appartment cost around 100,000 Euro.

Germany has a sorts of policy to keep land price low.

The problem of Japan as in all other East Asian society is landlordism. High property price sterilize.

Mao has killed many rich landlords after he has controlled over China.

Mao was responsible for weakening the foundation of the landlordism in the Mainland China.

All we need is to repeat what Mao has done albeit with a slightly different method.

 

[Lux de Veritas]

Mao has killed many landlords after he has controlled over China.

Mao was responsible for weakening the foundation of the landlordism in the Mainland China.

All we need is to repeat what Mao has done albeit with a slightly different method.

That is right and with landlord around, China may not progress that fast.

But landlordism is back now and hope China can do something about it.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

That is right and with landlord around, China may not progress that fast.

But landlordism is back now and hope China can do something about it.

My great grandparents were also belonging to the rich KMT landlord class.

However, my grandfather has given up all the legacy from his parents and severed all the ties with KMT.

He has voluntarily switched from the landlord class to the working class, that's why my family has been fully cleansed.

 

[Ahmed Jo]

This is because Japan needs more immigrants to make up for a declining population and the Chinese are easy to assimilate relative to Japanese culture since the two cultures share some aspects.

 

[TaiShang]

rich and educated chinese are anyway leaving the country in droves. You guys can attract some of them definitely.

You guys have to train them to be polite though. That's a job risk.

Racist Indian reported for insult. @Hu Songshan , @Horus , @WebMaster , sirs please deal with the troll that feeds various threads with a similar racist content.


@Nihonjin1051 can give a better account of the conduct of the Chinese tourists in Japan than a racist Indian false flagger.

 

[Lux de Veritas]

rich and educated chinese are anyway leaving the country in droves. You guys can attract some of them definitely.

You guys have to train them to be polite though. That's a job risk.

East Asian assimilate into one another easily. I really do not know how many Koreans and Vietnamese are just fake Chinese.

 

[Ahmed Jo]

rich and educated chinese are anyway leaving the country in droves. You guys can attract some of them definitely.

You guys have to train them to be polite though. That's a job risk.

what makes you think the Chinese aren't already polite? Even if you found a million rude Chinese people it wouldn't be representative of the whole nation (more than a billion).

 

[Aepsilons]

Good policy. Greater people-to-people interaction will provide a much more favorable ground for handling geopolitical disputes. At least, psychologically.

What's interesting is that the 2 largest minorities in Japan are both East Asians. The largest minority group are Chinese, with a number that already exceeds 1 million. Second are the Koreans, whose numbers are around 900,000-1million. And yes, Chinese immigrants to Japan adapt quickly into Japanese society.

Here's a video of how Chinese immigrants become integral to Japan:

 

[TaiShang]

You understand what is racist ? LOL , ask some one to teach you some rudimentary english. The video is just an illustration where normal day to day lives can be different.

You are a racist as you generalize sporadic action for an entire people.

You are also a hater because the thread has nothing to do with the content you share.

You have been reported several times for your blatant racism. Let's see how it will go.

What's interesting is that the 2 largest minorities in Japan are both East Asians. The largest minority group are Chinese, with a number that already exceeds 1 million. Second are the Koreans, whose numbers are around 900,000-1million. And yes, Chinese immigrants to Japan adapt quickly into Japanese society.

Here's a video of how Chinese immigrants become integral to Japan:

Amazing to see. I also read several reports about the foreigners in Japan and, rightfully, East Asians compose the majority of it. And among the East Asians, people of Chinese descent are the majority.

 

[Aepsilons]

Amazing to see. I also read several reports about the foreigners in Japan and, rightfully, East Asians compose the majority of it. And among the East Asians, people of Chinese descent are the majority.

Lol, that's what i always find interesting , buddy. Because you know what, despite the maritime disputes last year and with this year's normalization, the numbers of Chinese coming to Japan to study and to find work has increased only more. Overall, Japanese are very accommodating, and Chinese residents there learn the language quickly, adapt quickly.

What's also a new phenomena , and i'm sure you know about this, is that there are more and more Chinese who are buying Japanese property to build equity. In fact, in Tokyo there is quite a growing number of Chinese (HKers and Shanghaiers) who are calling Tokyo their home.