Recently, there has been a huge stir in the Japanese immigration community. A piece of news hit like thunder: the management and operation visa (commonly known as the “business management visa”) will undergo significant changes, with the new regulations officially coming into effect on October 16. This is not a minor adjustment, but a complete upgrade of the threshold. It’s like closing off a “shortcut to immigration” for countless foreigners in Japan, especially Chinese nationals. For Chinese living in Japan, this is practically a death sentence. The new rules don’t just target newcomers; they will also apply retroactively to existing holders, with a three-year grace period. Once the time is up, if the standards are not met, they will be forced to leave.
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