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Originally Posted by Sangetsu
People do self-sponsor themselves for work visas in Japan, but these are people who are well established here. They have an address, a bank account, and records of their income and tax payments. Most have worked for a regular employer for at least one year before attempting to sponsor their own visas.
Most are not company owners, they are generally self-employed types, singers, entertainers, or teachers. They earn their income directly from clubs, restaurants, or students. There is a minimum income requirement, and I'm not sure how much it is. In other words, if you don't make enough money while being self-employed, you may not be able to sponsor yourself for a visa.
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What if I make less then what is needed to survive via a Japanese job but I make enough money because of a family business that runs in America which I get a percent of? Would they allow that would I just have to prove I have enough money to take care of myself and start a business?
