For foreigners

There are two types of visas in Japan: visas based on the type of work or errand, and visas based on status such as family. Except for permanent resident visas, visas have an expiration date, so if you pass them, you will be illegally staying (overstay) and in principle you will be deported by deportation.

However, even if you are overstayed, if you are specially married to a Japanese person, need to raise a child, or have a long stay in Japan, you may be given a special visa called a special residence permit. There is . However, the circumstances vary from person to person, and the current operation of the Immigration Bureau of Japan is very strict toward overstayers, so if you are trying to obtain a visa for a special residence permit, past judicial precedents and operations Please consult a lawyer who knows. Of course, our office also accepts consultations.

Types of cases handled by our office

・ Personal cases: In addition to domestic affairs, traffic accidents, bankruptcy, land transactions, leasing, damages, labor cases, sexual harassment cases, state compensation cases, etc.

・ Criminal cases: general criminal cases, juvenile cases ・ Foreigners cases: visa application, visa acquisition, dispute cases between foreigners, etc.