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Procedures for reporting changes

Resident Alien Car
Example of a Resident Alien Card.

Changes in registration contents
Those who are registered as aliens must report changes in their registration contents (address, name, nationality, occupation, status of residence, period of stay, address of employment) within 14 days to their city, ward, town or village office.

(1) Documents required for change in address:
Certificate of Alien Registration (card)

(2) Documents required for changes of; name, nationality, occupation, status of residence, address of employment:
Certificate of Alien Registration (card)
Documentation which verify the change
2 photographs (4.5 cm X 3.5 cm) *Photographs are required when there is a change of name or nationality.
(3) Documents required when a new Permanent Resident Permit (eiju kyoka) or Special Permanent Resident Permit (tokubetsu eiju kyoka) is received:
Passport
2 photographs (4.5 cm X 3.5 cm). Those under 16 years of age do not require photographs.
Documentation that verifies a Permanent Resident Permit or Special Permanent Resident Permit has been obtained
Certificate of Alien Registration (card)

Permanent Resident Permit and Special Permanent Resident Permit holders are not required to report changes in employment, address of employment or changes in the name of a privately owned company (office) or its address.

Note 1 For details, ask a person who understands Japanese to enquire for you at your city, ward, town or village office.
Note 2 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.


Links

Ministration of Japan Immigration

Ministry of Japan - Official website with information regarding immigration and resident aliens.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Foreign consulates in Japan contact information.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Official website of the Japanese MOFA and visa information.


 

 


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