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Retiring to Japan

With great natural landscapes, delicious cuisine, and efficient public services, there is much that makes Japan an appealing country to retire to. However, there are also barriers, such as visa requirements and a fairly low number of English speakers. 

First and foremost, you’ll need to know that Japan doesn’t have a specific retirement visa. You will usually need to have lived there for at least five years, unless you have significant family ties. If you’ve worked in Japan, …

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