I was able to get permission to support my elderly parents, which I had heard would be difficult!
Posted: May 2018, 7
| Compatible speed | Very satisfied |
| business quality | Very satisfied |
| Response from the staff in charge | Very satisfied |
| next request | Absolutely do it |
It seemed like they would respond well.
Person in charge: Hatsuka / HatsushikaIt was a request to support an elderly parent.
Age: 90+
Health condition: Chronic disease (not life-threatening diagnosis) + Broken bone after the day in Japan and unable to walk on his own
Invitee: applicant's daughter
Basically, there is no system-based visa for supporting elderly parents.
For this reason, it is said to be very difficult to obtain permission for a specified activity visa to support elderly parents.
Considering the Immigration Control Law, "Why do I have to live in Japan instead of my home country?"
The key is not only to explain logically, but also to appeal to the hearts of the officers in charge.
Moreover, I believe that I was able to obtain permission by attaching various documents as evidence to the instructions.






