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Posts: 38
Join Date: Apr 2010
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04-28-2010, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by sarasi
Japan Immigration determines the duration of visas, using criteria that they do not make public. Working visas and spouse visas for example come in one-year and three-year versions. Some people get a three-year visa when they first arrive in Japan, others have to renew several times before they finally get a three-year visa. You can renew these visas indefinitely provided you still fulfill the requirements i.e. still have a job/are still married to a Japanese national.
Student visas are a bit simpler- your visa is valid for as long as your course runs- usually 6 months or one year.
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Okay, thank you!
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I appreciate it.
BlissfulGold
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---Marilyn Monroe
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