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I'm not a Japanese citizen, but I would like to retire early in Japan.

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#1
  • 太郎くん
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  • 2024/05/31 04:02

I am in my 30's and single. Do you think it is possible to retire early in Japan since I have saved more than 100 million yen so far?

I am not a Japanese citizen and would like to know how I can do it ！.

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#89
  • 花子
  • 2024/06/09 (Sun) 22:00
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Isn't the goal early retirement ？

If stocks are easy, that's fine.
What are you worried about ？?

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#90
  • 花子
  • 2024/06/09 (Sun) 22:22
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That was the advantage of investing in real estate.

You don't have to work and the rental income comes in until you die.
My children can live doing what they like without having to worry about money. Real estate prices have nearly doubled since before Corona.

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#91
  • 太郎くん
  • 2024/06/10 (Mon) 06:49
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That's not right. You don't seem to have the knowledge.

Real estate prices depend on the city. Are real estate prices in Kagoshima and other places going up that much? ？

If anyone doesn't want to live in real estate, he/she can't get rental income. But you can get dividend income from stocks, and if the price goes up, you can sell it.

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#101
  • 太郎くん
  • 2024/06/10 (Mon) 16:05
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Inheritance tax is high in Japan. It's easy to get a retirement visa in Malaysia, for example.

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#101
  • 太郎くん
  • 2024/06/10 (Mon) 16:08
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I think I can become a permanent resident after working in Japan for about 5 years.

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