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LIVING IN JAPAN
Renewing a period of stay

DIsembarcation Card for Foreigner

DIsembarcation Card for Foreigner


If you wish to renew your period of stay
In order to renew your period of stay, you must apply at the immigration bureau for your district before the expiration date of your present period permit. A fee is charged for processing the application.
After you lodge your application, the immigration bureau will examine it. Notification of your acceptance or rejection will be sent to you.
The renewal of a period of stay will be given if the Justice Minister decides there are suitable reasons for renewing the permit.


Required documents:

The documents required will vary depending on your status of residence and conditions of stay. For details enquire at the immigration bureau for your district.

 

Note 1 The information given is that confirmed as of July 2002. Note that a new system or system revisions may have been introduced after this date.


CLAIR - Council for Local Authorities for International Relations

This information is from the CLAIR website. The Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR) was established in July 1988 in response to rising concerns about local level internationalization in Japan.


 

 

 


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