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Japan increases residency fee for foreign nationals twenty-fold

Japan has raised the residency fee paid by foreign nationals as part of wider immigration policy changes aimed at managing the country’s growing foreign population.

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Japan has increased the residency fee for foreign nationals by twenty-fold as part of changes to its immigration policy.

The fee increase is linked to efforts to manage Japan’s growing foreign population. The policy changes affect foreign nationals seeking or holding residency in the country, although the supplied information does not specify the previous or new fee amounts.

The increase represents a significant rise in the cost associated with residency in Japan. Further details about the implementation of the changes and their wider effects were not provided.

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