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Japan increases permanent residency application fee by 20-fold

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Japan has significantly raised the fee to apply for permanent residency, increasing it by twenty times. The change is part of broader immigration policy reforms recently introduced by the government. Officials aim to manage the country's growing foreign resident population through these adjustments. The move is designed to align administrative costs with the processing of residency applications.

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