Example of permission for permanent residents

(Case Example 1)

Recognized for contributions to the advancement of science and technology in my country as a researcher, having published dozens of research papers in scientific journals (9 years and 5 months of residency).

(Case Example 2)

Recognized for contributions to the promotion of sports in my country as an amateur athlete who participated in the World Cup and served as a sports instructor (7 years and 7 months of residency).

(Case Example 3)

Engaged in higher education activities as a university professor in the field of music, recognized for contributions to education and culture in my country, including guiding amateur performers free of charge (5 years and 10 months of residency).

(Case Example 4)

Recognized for contributions to the field of literature, having received the Order of the Rising Sun, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon, and other awards as a researcher of Japanese literature (9 years of cumulative residency, 3 months after entry).

(Case Example 5)

Recognized for contributions to higher education while working as a university professor for an extended period (7 years of residency).

(Case Example 6)

Engaged in higher education activities as an associate professor, demonstrating notable achievements as a scientist, including publications in numerous scientific journals and leadership in various academic societies and research groups, contributing to the fields of industry and education in my country (9 years and 5 months of cumulative residency, 7 years and 11 months after entry).

(Case Example 7)

Recognized for contributions to the information technology industry in my country due to significant achievements in a central role in system development, which have been highly praised (10 years and 9 months of cumulative residency, 6 years after entry).

(Case Example 8)

Recognized for contributions to international relations while serving as a diplomatic officer in Japan for an extended period (6 years and 3 months of cumulative residency).

(Case Example 9)

Conducted research in Japan resulting in numerous publications in academic journals and invitations for keynote speeches at international conferences, recognized internationally in the field, and involved in joint research with domestic companies and research institutions, contributing to the academic and technological fields in my country (7 years and 9 months of residency).

(Case Example 10)

Worked for over 4 years as an assistant at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to higher education activities, as well as for conducting research activities as a dispatched researcher in a third country (7 years and 3 months of residency).

(Case Example 11)

Worked for over 3 years as a full-time lecturer at a university in my country and recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education, particularly in foreign languages (8 years and 1 month of cumulative residency).

(Case Example 12)

Worked as an associate professor for over 5 years at a university in my country, contributing to the improvement of standards in higher education (foreign languages) and participating in various educational activities such as the university entrance exam (7 years and 2 months of residency).

(Case Example 13)

Worked for nearly 3 years as an associate professor at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education in information technology (17 years and 4 months of cumulative residency, 4 years and 11 months after entry).

(Case Example 14)

Worked for over 5 years as an associate professor and professor at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education in international law (5 years and 6 months of residency).

(Case Example 15)

Worked for over 3 years as an assistant professor in physics, conducting research guidance and having numerous publications in academic journals, recognized for contributions to the academic field in my country (11 years and 2 months of residency).

(Case Example 16)

Worked for over 3 years as a professor at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to the improvement of standards in higher education in international political science (13 years and 7 months of residency).

(Case Example 17)

Worked for approximately 9 years at a university in my country after entry, recognized for contributions to the improvement of standards in higher education in foreign education and foreign culture (8 years and 11 months of residency).

(Case Example 18)

Worked for approximately 22 years as a professor at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to the improvement of standards in higher education in neuropsychology (7 years and 6 months of residency).

(Case Example 19)

Active as a biology researcher, producing significant results as the research outcomes are being utilized in practical applications, recognized for contributions to the research field in my country (10 years and 10 months of residency).

(Case Example 20)

Worked for over 8 years as a professor at a university in my country, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education in information technology, as well as receiving high evaluations in research areas from both domestic and international communities (9 years and 9 months of residency).

(Case Example 21)

Conducted research in the medical field, receiving awards from related organizations and being highly evaluated from both domestic and international perspectives, recognized for contributions to the research field in my country (9 years and 8 months of residency).

(Case Example 22)

Worked for approximately 10 years at a foreign diplomatic mission, recognized for contributions to international exchange between my country and the sending country (8 years of residency).

(Case Example 23)

Conducted research related to advanced technologies in my country since entry, recognized for contributions to the research field with numerous publications in domestic and international academic journals and presentations at conferences (8 years and 3 months of residency).

(Case Example 24)

Engaged in English education in local areas consistently since entry, while promoting traditional culture inside and outside the country through activities such as performing traditional instruments in local dialects and lectures at universities, recognized for contributions in the fields of culture and arts (7 years of residency).

(Case Example 25)

Worked for over 3 years in the orthopedic department of a university's medical school in my country, with numerous papers published in academic journals on orthopedics, recognized for contributions in the research field (13 years and 4 months of residency, 3 years after a change in employment status).

(Case Example 26)

Worked for over 5 years as an associate professor in the agricultural department of a university in my country, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education, as well as for high evaluations of research outcomes at domestic and international conferences, including publications in prominent foreign journals (5 years and 7 months of residency).

(Case Example 27)

Engaged in research activities at a research institute in Japan for 6 years, associated with an independent administrative institution, with numerous papers published in specialized journals, recognized for contributions to the research field in my country (6 years of residency).

(Case Example 28)

Worked for over 6 years as a full-time lecturer at a university in my country, developing a unique language teaching method and participating in the compilation of textbooks and education of lecturers, recognized for contributions to the educational field in my country (6 years and 2 months of residency).

(Case Example 29)

Engaged in academic activities within Japan, presenting numerous papers at societies such as the Japan Society of Applied Magnetism, Japan Ceramic Society, and Japan Society of Applied Physics, contributing to the academic and technological development in magnetic thin films and related fields, recognized for contributions to the research field in my country (8 years and 8 months of residency).

(Case Example 30)

While working as a company employee in my country, published numerous papers in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and received awards in academic journals, recognized for contributions in the research field (10 years and 4 months of residency, 4 years and 3 months after a change in employment status).

(Case Example 31)

Worked approximately 8 years as a professor in the engineering department of a national university in my country, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education (8 years and 3 months of residency).

(Case Example 32)

Since entry, engaged in English education at a university in Japan for approximately 7 years as a full-time lecturer and professor, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education in my country (6 years and 9 months of residency).

(Case Example 33)

Worked in the automotive production company in Japan, publishing numerous papers related to powder metallurgy, recognized for contributions to industrial development and the research field (8 years and 6 months of residency).

(Case Example 34)

After completing a doctoral program in the economics department at a university in Japan, employed as an educational staff member, responsible for lectures as an associate professor for about 3 years and appointed as the main coordinator for a project to build an international network, recognized for contributions in the educational field (7 years of residency).

(Case Example 35)

Served as a coach for Japanese athletes who participated in the Olympics and is currently coaching athletes expected to compete in the next Olympics, recognized for significant contributions to the promotion of sports in my country through various activities (6 years and 7 months of residency).

(Case Example 36)

Active in sports competitions in Japan for about 20 years, continuing a competitive life in Japan, recognized for significant contributions to the development of the sport in Japan by an esteemed association (7 years and 6 months of residency).

(Case Example 37)

Resided as an international student for about 14 years and has worked as a full-time lecturer at a university for about 4 years, teaching intercultural communication, recognized for contributions to improving the standards of higher education in my country (18 years and 1 month of residency, 4 years and 8 months after a change in employment status).

(Case Example 38)

Published numerous papers related to nanotechnology and synthesis of full-color semiconductor nanoparticles in Japan, presenting unique research outcomes at societies such as the Chemical Society of Japan and the Polymer Society, recognized for contributions to the field of research (8 years and 8 months of residency, 3 years and 7 months after a change in employment status).