permanent VISA

[diana_james]

ohayo!

i am new here. yoroshiku onegaishimasu. i would like to ask regarding PR, is it possible for me to apply permanency, even i just stay here about 1 and a half years pa lang?
i married 2005 japanese national, and i got my spouse Visa (1 year) last 2006 and went here august that year too. kakapa extend ko lang po ng aking visa they give me 3 years because i have a child. im planning to apply for PR this december this year. am i qualify?
please send me your replies. i will appreciate it. thank you!

[cutie1403]

kadalasan kasi pag nakuha mo na yung 3 years visa mo pag nakaka 1 and a half years ka na doon sa 3 years,tsaka pa lang inaapply yung permanent so mga december next year mo pa maiaapply yung permanent visa mo.puede mo siguro itry kaya lang di din naman nila agad irerelease yon.pag-aantayin ka pa din:)

[diana_james]

kadalasan kasi pag nakuha mo na yung 3 years visa mo pag nakaka 1 and a half years ka na doon sa 3 years,tsaka pa lang inaapply yung permanent so mga december next year mo pa maiaapply yung permanent visa mo.puede mo siguro itry kaya lang di din naman nila agad irerelease yon.pag-aantayin ka pa din:)


thanks for the advice. but im planning to apply this year december po. so hindi pa po ba pwede?

[cutie1403]

masyadong maaga pa kasi.db ngayong august mo pa lang nakuha yung 3 years mo.intay ka muna kahit 1 year.kasi ako nung nag-apply ng permanent,nakaka 1 year and a half na yung 3 years ko tapos 6 months ko bago nakuha yung permanent ko.:)

[diana_james]

masyadong maaga pa kasi.db ngayong august mo pa lang nakuha yung 3 years mo.intay ka muna kahit 1 year.kasi ako nung nag-apply ng permanent,nakaka 1 year and a half na yung 3 years ko tapos 6 months ko bago nakuha yung permanent ko.:)

kase po lagi akong inaaway ng asawa ko, and he is always telling me na lumayas na daw.minsan may times ng sinasaktan ako. but still tiis pa rin, you know naman po tayong mga filipina mapag tiis hanggat kaya. and may negosyo kase asawa ko sobaya and at the same time isakaya, e ngayon hima talaga, sa dami ng utang nya parang di sapat ang kita ng omesi nya para mabayaran iyon,wala nga syang binibigay sa akin,kaya nagtatrabaho ako ngayon sa gabe.sa umaga sa kanya ako nagtatrabaho pero wala akong sahod na kinukuha dahil tulong ko na rin sa kanya. syempre po takot lang ako na baka dumating ang time na talagang maghiwalay kame,and di ako naka apply ng PR.kaya balak ko sanang mag apply hanggat maaga, i mean hanggat makakakuha pa ako ng papers nya na kakailanganin sa pag apply.

[cutie1403]

subukan mong magpunta sa immigration.sila magdedecide kung bibigyan ka ng application for permanent visa.at sila magsasabi kung kelan mo puede iapply.may anak ka naman db kaya kahit hiwalayan ka ng asawa mo,anak mo magbibigay ng visa sayo basta na sayo anak mo.

[diana_james]

subukan mong magpunta sa immigration.sila magdedecide kung bibigyan ka ng application for permanent visa.at sila magsasabi kung kelan mo puede iapply.may anak ka naman db kaya kahit hiwalayan ka ng asawa mo,anak mo magbibigay ng visa sayo basta na sayo anak mo.

yes po may anak ko. please try to read my other thread about my son. baka may ma advice po kayo sa akin. thanks po.

[cutie1403]

taga-saan ka ba?dito kasi sa amin sa hamamatsu,may libreng consultation sa lawyer.mas maganda kung lawyer na lang sumagot sa tanong mo about your son.sila kasi nakakaalam about legal matters:)

[diana_james]

taga-saan ka ba?dito kasi sa amin sa hamamatsu,may libreng consultation sa lawyer.mas maganda kung lawyer na lang sumagot sa tanong mo about your son.sila kasi nakakaalam about legal matters:)

tokyo din po ako. may contact number po ba kayo ng lawyer?
nihonjin po? hindi pa kase ako masyadong marunong mag nihongo.
baka po din meron syang email add na pwede kong e mail sa kanya yung itatanong ko po. by english.

[cutie1403]

di puedeng by email ang tanong sa lawyer.tsaka di ko din kilala yung lawyer.meron ksi ditong opisina na tumutulong sa mga foreigners about lagal matters pero kailangan personal ang pagtatanong at every last thursday of the month lang yung sodan sa lawyer

[diana_james]

di puedeng by email ang tanong sa lawyer.tsaka di ko din kilala yung lawyer.meron ksi ditong opisina na tumutulong sa mga foreigners about lagal matters pero kailangan personal ang pagtatanong at every last thursday of the month lang yung sodan sa lawyer

ganun po ba. salamat po. baka meron po kayong masagap na advices regarding this matter paki mail na lang po dito.

[angelica]

may tamang timimg ang pgaapply ng premanency hinde katulad ng extension mas maraming requirements para dyan,,,tsaka di ba sabi mo sa kabilang thread mo hinde anak ng japanese husband mo ung bata at ngaalala ka baka matanggal sya sa kosekitohon ng asawa mo,nakalagay din doon na kung mgpapakasal ka sa pinoy mapapalitan ba ang apelyido niya,,,kaya ba gusto mong mgpr e para mapakasalan ang bf mong pinoy?just asking

[diana_james]

may tamang timimg ang pgaapply ng premanency hinde katulad ng extension mas maraming requirements para dyan,,,tsaka di ba sabi mo sa kabilang thread mo hinde anak ng japanese husband mo ung bata at ngaalala ka baka matanggal sya sa kosekitohon ng asawa mo,nakalagay din doon na kung mgpapakasal ka sa pinoy mapapalitan ba ang apelyido niya,,,kaya ba gusto mong mgpr e para mapakasalan ang bf mong pinoy?just asking

hindi po ganun. read my replies here. please. alam kong norman lang sa mag asawa ang mag away, kahit may time ng sinasaktan ako minsan pero tiis ko po iyan dahil napamahal na rin sakin ang aking asawa. pero sya rin mismo nagsasabi na lumayas na daw ako at mag rekon kame. hindi po ako ang gustong makipag rekon kundi sya. now, do you have any answers sa tanong ko po? thats all i wanted. please send me an advice. i would appreciate it. thanks!

[angelica]

marami ng ngbigay ng answer sa tanong mo and just like i said we think its early pa to apply for permanency pero if you really want to try theres nothing wrong with it,its just that possibilities of granting your request is low.

[nikkichibi]

read this para mas malinaw sa yo :)

How to Apply for Permanent Residence Status in Japan

Permanent Residence Status in Japan

Once you have obtained permanent residence status in Japan (permanent residence visa), you are no longer required to renew your visa status. Unlike work and student visas, permanent residence status does not restrict occupations, and therefore, you have more options in choosing your job. It also gives you easier access to loans at private and public banks.
(Alien Registration, Re-entry Permit System and Deportation System still apply to　permanent residence status holders.)
Applying for Permanent Residence Status in Japan.

〈Applicants〉


must have lived in Japan for 10 years or more continuously with valid residence status. (Ones who entered Japan with a student visa must have had a work permit for 5 years or more out of the 10 years.)
must have residence status for “a spouse or child of a Japanese national” and have lived in Japan for 3 years or more.
must have residence status for “a spouse or child of a permanent resident of Japan” and have lived in Japan for 3 years or more.
must have status of “a long term resident of Japan” and have lived in Japan for 5 years or more.In addition to the above requirements, you must be of good conduct (e.g. no criminal record), have assets or skills to make an independent living, and be in accord with Japan’s national interests. However, these are the extenuating circumstances if the applicant is a spouse or child of a Japanese national or permanent resident of Japan.

The abstract from the section concerning a foreign national who has become a spouse of a Japanese nationalIf you are a spouse of a Japanese national, permanent resident of Japan or special permanent resident of Japan, you must have lived in Japan for 3 years or more since your marriage.
If you were married to, and have lived with your spouse outside Japan, you must have been married for 3 years or more and have lived in Japan for one year or more. In addition, your marriage must meet the condition that you and your spouse are living under the same roof. Also, you must have no marital strife (resulted in separation) and have been normally married.
A true child or special adopted child of a Japanese national, permanent resident of Japan and special permanent resident of Japan must have lived in Japan continuously for one year or more.

[diana_james]

read this para mas malinaw sa yo :)

How to Apply for Permanent Residence Status in Japan

Permanent Residence Status in Japan

Once you have obtained permanent residence status in Japan (permanent residence visa), you are no longer required to renew your visa status. Unlike work and student visas, permanent residence status does not restrict occupations, and therefore, you have more options in choosing your job. It also gives you easier access to loans at private and public banks.
(Alien Registration, Re-entry Permit System and Deportation System still apply to　permanent residence status holders.)
Applying for Permanent Residence Status in Japan.

〈Applicants〉

must have lived in Japan for 10 years or more continuously with valid residence status. (Ones who entered Japan with a student visa must have had a work permit for 5 years or more out of the 10 years.)
must have residence status for “a spouse or child of a Japanese national” and have lived in Japan for 3 years or more.
must have residence status for “a spouse or child of a permanent resident of Japan” and have lived in Japan for 3 years or more.
must have status of “a long term resident of Japan” and have lived in Japan for 5 years or more.In addition to the above requirements, you must be of good conduct (e.g. no criminal record), have assets or skills to make an independent living, and be in accord with Japan’s national interests. However, these are the extenuating circumstances if the applicant is a spouse or child of a Japanese national or permanent resident of Japan.

The abstract from the section concerning a foreign national who has become a spouse of a Japanese nationalIf you are a spouse of a Japanese national, permanent resident of Japan or special permanent resident of Japan, you must have lived in Japan for 3 years or more since your marriage.
If you were married to, and have lived with your spouse outside Japan, you must have been married for 3 years or more and have lived in Japan for one year or more. In addition, your marriage must meet the condition that you and your spouse are living under the same roof. Also, you must have no marital strife (resulted in separation) and have been normally married.
A true child or special adopted child of a Japanese national, permanent resident of Japan and special permanent resident of Japan must have lived in Japan continuously for one year or more.


thanks po nikkichibi!

pwede po bang malaman kun ano ang mga kailangan na papeles sa pag apply ng permanent?
kase ang pagka alam ko iba din yung mga papers ng extension lang kesa sa permanent?
yung papers po sa side ng asawa ko at sa akin po.

pwede po bang malaman? yung english version at nihongo po?

thanks!

[makulit]

ohayo!

i am new here. yoroshiku onegaishimasu. i would like to ask regarding PR, is it possible for me to apply permanency, even i just stay here about 1 and a half years pa lang?
i married 2005 japanese national, and i got my spouse Visa (1 year) last 2006 and went here august that year too. kakapa extend ko lang po ng aking visa they give me 3 years because i have a child. im planning to apply for PR this december this year. am i qualify?
please send me your replies. i will appreciate it. thank you!


isa po sa requirement na dapat ma fulfill sa pag apply ng permanent visa ay

"3 years or more after the marriage to a Japanese national, permanent resident or special permanent resident and resided in Japan for one year or more."

kung 2005 ka po kinasal, do the math, wala ka pa pong tatlong taon kasal.

regarding naman po doon sa anak mo, kahit na hindi po sya ang tunay na ama ng bata, ina-assume na sya ang ama kung ipinanganak sya habang kasal kayo in exemption po syempre kung may record ka na na divorce ka na dito sa japan at hindi mo na observe yung required na bilang ng buwan bago mag-asawa ulit.

kung nasa family registry ng asawa mo po ang anak mo ibig sabihin inako nya na parang tunay na anak ang anak mo. ngayon ang tanong na kung pwedeng alisin sa family registry. pwede po, pwede nyang sabihin na hindi nya anak. a simple DNA test will prove that.

[makulit]

kase ang pagka alam ko iba din yung mga papers ng extension lang kesa sa permanent?
yung papers po sa side ng asawa ko at sa akin po.

pwede po bang malaman? yung english version at nihongo po?

thanks!

makisagot na po ako, nakita ko kasi yung link na binigay ni nikichibi sa kabilang sinulid. madami na po kasing thread ukol sa permanent residency, a simple search lang sana at konting tyaga sa pagbabasa, nasagot na lahat ng tanong mo po at hindi na kailangan maghintay.

checkout this link ...
http://www.timog.com/forum/showthread.php?t=106 25

yung reply po ni constance808 post#3. nandoon ang lahat ng requirements.

HTH

[chanel_ar]

Hello po nkikitanong n rin po ako. Totoo po bang maiirelease ang PR pag d k every year umuuwi ng pinas? Kase po ako every year umuuwi sa pinas eh kaya worried ako bka di nila ako mabigyan ng PR visa....thank u po sa mag rreply

[nikkichibi]

Hello po nkikitanong n rin po ako. Totoo po bang maiirelease ang PR pag d k every year umuuwi ng pinas? Kase po ako every year umuuwi sa pinas eh kaya worried ako bka di nila ako mabigyan ng PR visa....thank u po sa mag rreply
hindi po totoo yan basta complete ang mga papers at tama yun taong na nag stay ka dito sa japan ay ok lang po kahit every year ka pang umuwi ng pinas .

[chanel_ar]

hindi po totoo yan basta complete ang mga papers at tama yun taong na nag stay ka dito sa japan ay ok lang po kahit every year ka pang umuwi ng pinas .
Maraming salamat ha... yan po kase sabi-sabi d2 ng mga makilala kong pinay, di pla totoo. Kaya masshare ko rin sa kanila ang sagot po ninyo. God bless

[cutie1403]

Hello po nkikitanong n rin po ako. Totoo po bang maiirelease ang PR pag d k every year umuuwi ng pinas? Kase po ako every year umuuwi sa pinas eh kaya worried ako bka di nila ako mabigyan ng PR visa....thank u po sa mag rreply

walang kaso sa pag-aapply mo ng permanent resident ang pag-uwi mo ng pinas.ako kasi before nag-apply ng permanent resident eh yearly ako umuuwi ng pinas at yung huli kong uwi eh 6 months ako nagstay:D then pagbalik ko dito,inapply ko na yung permanent resident ko at binigay naman nila.3 ang a half years na kaming kasal ng asawa ko bago ko inapply ang permanent resident ko.