2026年10月1日起，日本将在政治右倾趋势下收紧永久居留资格要求，包括规定家庭年收入须超过全国平均水平，并要求提供日语能力证明。申请人还必须拥有相当于30年支付额的养老金储备。新规将追溯适用于自4月以来提交的申请。
Japan Tightens Permanent Residency Requirements Amid Rightward Political Shift Starting October 1, 2026, Japan will implement stricter requirements for permanent residency, including mandates for annual household income to exceed the national average and proven Japanese-language proficiency. Applicants must also possess a pension pot equivalent to 30 years of payouts. These rules apply retroactively to applications submitted since April. The move, driven by a rightward political shift led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the influence of parties like the Japan Innovation Party and Sanseito, occurs despite Japan's severe labor shortages and shrinking population. A University of Tokyo survey indicates public opposition to more foreigners rose to 56.3% from 35.6% in 2024.
尽管日本面临严重的劳动力短缺和人口减少，此举仍是在首相高市早苗主导的政治右倾化，以及日本创新党和参政党等党派的影响下推出。
Japan Tightens Permanent Residency Requirements Amid Rightward Political Shift Starting October 1, 2026, Japan will implement stricter requirements for permanent residency, including mandates for annual household income to exceed the national average and proven Japanese-language proficiency. Applicants must also possess a pension pot equivalent to 30 years of payouts. These rules apply retroactively to applications submitted since April. The move, driven by a rightward political shift led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the influence of parties like the Japan Innovation Party and Sanseito, occurs despite Japan's severe labor shortages and shrinking population. A University of Tokyo survey indicates public opposition to more foreigners rose to 56.3% from 35.6% in 2024.
东京大学的一项调查显示，反对增加外国人的公众比例从2024年的35.6%上升至56.3%。
Japan Tightens Permanent Residency Requirements Amid Rightward Political Shift Starting October 1, 2026, Japan will implement stricter requirements for permanent residency, including mandates for annual household income to exceed the national average and proven Japanese-language proficiency. Applicants must also possess a pension pot equivalent to 30 years of payouts. These rules apply retroactively to applications submitted since April. The move, driven by a rightward political shift led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and the influence of parties like the Japan Innovation Party and Sanseito, occurs despite Japan's severe labor shortages and shrinking population. A University of Tokyo survey indicates public opposition to more foreigners rose to 56.3% from 35.6% in 2024.