Seem to have missed this the first time around...
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Originally Posted by therealWrongworld
i would like to know how life is for a schizopfrenic person in japan, would he just be hospitilized even if he aint dangerous for himself, or others for that matter?
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There is generally no forced hospitalization in Japan unless there is a crime involved. It is almost always the choice of the individual or their family.
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what about a place to live and food ect. if he aint able to handle a job?
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The question here becomes "How would you be allowed to live in Japan if you were unable to work?" - You would need a visa to live in Japan. If you are unable to work, there is pretty much no chance of getting one.
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would it be posible to get some sort of pre-pension like in denmark?
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It isn`t possible - but even if it were, you would not be eligible. In order to receive benefits from the Japanese government, you would need to be a Japanese resident... And without that visa, you cannot be one.
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would i have to be diagnosed in japan for schizopfrenia or would i be able to take the diagnosis with me there?
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Either.
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whatever they have, would a citizen of japan only be able to get it, or would someone like me also be able to get it with a plausel visa? (or what its called)
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As a visitor, you would not be applicable for any type of benefit.