crazybuyer
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- 16 Sep 2006
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What I have todo? Just for fun, not study orwork. Thanks
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that's just mean -_-.....Probably be very very rich and have a good hideout from the authorities.
Uncle Frank
PS - Being invisible would probably help also?
With just a tourist visa, couldnt you leave in the middle (to another country) and come back? Is that what you mean? like as far as visas go?
I heard that Nikkeijin get 1 year automatic, and they may proceed to work. I doubt they even let Canadians get such a sweet deal in the US! Also, Nikkeijin caught without a gaijin card could just say that they are Japanese national especially with fluent Japanese and can pass. David Arwinkle being Japanese still has to carry his passport around to prove he isn't gaijin! He probably will have to for the rest of his life!Generally speaking, coming to Japan without a visa beforehand will allow you for a landing permit of 90 days. If you want to stay longer it may or may not be possible to get an extension on this. I simply don't know.
There may be other visas available to you, depending on your particular circumstances. I would check the Ministry of Justice's hompage on this. (I think this is who is in charge of immigration issues.)
visa infoI heard that Nikkeijin get 1 year automatic, and they may proceed to work. I doubt they even let Canadians get such a sweet deal in the US! Also, Nikkeijin caught without a gaijin card could just say that they are Japanese national especially with fluent Japanese and can pass. David Arwinkle being Japanese still has to carry his passport around to prove he isn't gaijin! He probably will have to for the rest of his life!
Obeika, Immigration told me that for an extension without leaving the country you must have an emergency type reason, otherwise you Must leave the country and then return in order to renew your visa. Do you know, is this wrong information? Or is it just how it is for a US citizen?
Nationals of countries and regions that have taken measures concerning the waiver of visa requirements with Japan for stays of up to six months in principle are granted permission to stay in Japan for 90 days at the time of landing. Nationals of these countries and regions who wish to stay in Japan for more than 90 days must apply at their nearest immigration authority in Japan for an extension of their period of stay.
Austria 6 months or less
Germany 6 months or less
Ireland 6 months or less
Liechtenstein 6 months or less
Switzerland 6 months or less
United Kingdom 6 months or less
Mexico 6 months or less
I lived in Japan for six months, with no other landing permission than tourist--- After three months my girlfriend and I went to Korea, and came back for another three months there.
I don't see someone living in Japan in a hotel for 6 months... that's just not financially wise.... Unless you're rich, and then in that case, really--- I think, as Morrissey said... money changes everything.
I expect you're just looking for some weird magic way for someone to 'bum around' Japan for six months on the cheap... but, it doesn't work that way.
Sorry.
No, they won't let you go to Japan with a one way ticket, they won't even let you go if you have a return ticket that needs to be upgraded to a newer return date...What did you do exactly when you went to Korea? Did you go to Japan with a one-way ticket, then bought the ticket for Korea, or did you exchange your return flight for a Korea flight? Just wondering, I'm going to be moving to Japan later this year and may have to do the same thing. Any help would be great, thanks.