Can I apply for permanent residence when buying a Japanese house?

Japan is a non-immigrant country. Although the fertility rate is decreasing year by year, there are a large number of vacant Japanese houses. Therefore, compared with some immigrant countries in Europe and America, there is no relevant immigration policy of direct immigration by purchasing real estate. Moreover, Japan's real estate purchase and stay policy are two independent systems, and there is no relationship between them. However, there is a permanent visa in Japan, which is a business management visa. You can apply for it by buying real estate to run hotels and homestays.

There is no such thing as buying a house and getting a visa. The correct statement is to get a business management visa by starting a company. Of course, the nature of the company is a real estate investment company, or a company that operates hotels, homestays and other facilities. This is not just a generalization, not to say that buying a house will not work. There are still many people who can get a visa without buying anything but showing their plans. There are many factors that affect the final result, and personal factors account for the vast majority. More can be found on the home page.