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Japan increases permanent residency fee sharply as foreign resident numbers rise

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Japan has implemented a significant increase in its permanent residency application fee. The cost has risen from 8,000 yen to 160,000 yen, a twenty-fold jump. This policy change coincides with the country's foreign resident population reaching a new record high. The government's move is seen as an adjustment in response to the growing number of long-term foreign residents.

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