Project Advantages:

• Fast processing time, 3-6 months, and a high success rate.
• No age, language, education, management experience, or interview requirements.
• The registered capital can be freely used, with no restriction on the registration location.
• No restriction on the place of residence, only one hour’s time difference from China.
• High-quality education system, with free education for children in public elementary and middle schools.
• After naturalization, visa-free access to 193 countries for greater travel freedom.

Investment Process:

Step 1: Develop a Sustainable Business Plan
Summarize the business overview. The stability and sustainability of the business will be reviewed, so it is necessary to submit a comprehensive written business plan.

Step 2: Secure an Office for the Business
The office can be either purchased or leased, but it is important to distinguish between your residence and the business office.

Step 3: Complete the Company Incorporation Procedures
Establishing a company in Japan involves several steps. These include creating a company seal, drafting and notarizing the company’s articles of incorporation, providing a capital deposit certificate, and registering with the Legal Affairs Bureau and tax authorities. While there are a few specific considerations for foreigners setting up a company in Japan, the process is largely similar to that for Japanese nationals.

Step 4: Obtain the Necessary Business Licenses or Qualifications
If the applicant is engaged in a business that requires a license, it is necessary to obtain the relevant business license or qualification before applying for the visa. For example, if you are applying for a Business Manager Visa to open a restaurant, you must first obtain a restaurant business license. Similarly, if you plan to operate a travel agency, you need to complete the necessary registration. It is advisable to start preparing for these requirements early in the company establishment stage.

Step 5: Prepare the Documents Required for the “Business Manager” Visa Application
Applying for a “Business Manager” visa requires a significant amount of documentation. The specific documents needed can vary depending on the applicant’s type of residence status and whether they are applying from within Japan or from overseas. Key documents that are typically required include:

• A copy of the business plan
• A copy of the Certificate of Registered Matters
• The application form for the Certificate of Eligibility and other necessary documents

If the company is not yet registered, additional documents such as:

• A copy of the company’s articles of incorporation
• A copy of the lease agreement
• A copy of the financial statements

There are also many other documents that may need to be prepared in advance.