Japan to Tighten Naturalization Screening from April 2026? Key Points on the New “10-Year” Practice
Japan is reportedly tightening naturalization screening from April 2026, with emphasis on around 10 years of residence, 5 years of tax records, and 2 years of social insurance records. This article explains the difference between statutory requirements and screening practice.
Who Should You Hire for Company Formation in Japan? Differences Between a Gyoseishoshi, Judicial Scrivener, Tax Accountant, and Social Insurance Labor Consultant
Setting up a company in Japan may involve several professionals, including a Gyoseishoshi, judicial scrivener, tax accountant, and social insurance labor consultant. This article explains who handles what and when you should consult an administrative scrivener first.
What Is a Gyoseishoshi? Scope of Work, Duties, and Limits Under Japan’s Administrative Scrivener Act
What does a Gyoseishoshi do in Japan? This article explains the current scope of work, duties, legal limits, and the role of a specified administrative scrivener under the Administrative Scrivener Act.