Can foreigners buy property in Japan?

[@tydoworld4904]

Tanaka got his R&B playlist vibin 🎵

[@jonaspete]

Groovy

[@laylaborjas7535]

🕺🏻

[@CromwellEdonis]

This song exudes sexual tension. 😂😅

[@jennb7321]

He has the best speaking voice and accent I have ever heard. I can't even concentrate on what he's actually saying.

[@bwatson7586]

Australian

[@diegomaldonado5068]

music is very particularly chosen for this video, no doubt

[@himanshusingh5214]

No way.

[@moramoy1]

I do not have a zairu kado. I would like to buy a house in Japan and stay on it for vacation, possibly up to 6 months a year at least. Is it possibly to buy a new house (not loan required, assuming I can afford it with ~20 to 30 million yen)? Do you know if it will be a customs problem (at the airport or visa extension agency) to tell them I owe property in Japan? How much is typically the property tax range per year in different areas in Japan? I am looking for in the near future to buy house possibly near Tokyo (Akiruno) or Sendai or Morioka or Aomori....By the way, thank you for the video.

[@bahijarhafiri]

Please who is the consultant that assist you with your investment and if you don't mind, how do I get in touch with this person

[@GhanYt]

Thanks, I just googled her name and her website came up right away. It looks interesting so far. I'm going to book a call with her and let you know how it goes..........

[@JamesHarris-rl5zj]

Excellent video. Directly to the point of answering out questions. And excellent English by the way! Thanks for the video!

[@eloiseprays]

His english is incredible

[@SavSavel]

How does one start the process of buying a house/property in Japan? I'm currently learning Japanese, but I'm not fluent enough to go through it on my own. Is there a company that can help me?

[@NateWithWho]

Can a foreigner who doesn't have permanent residency permit, purchase a place, stay for 6 months a year and/ or rent out for some period of time? How difficult is it to get a loan if income is not an issue.

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

It is the visa issue so you need to talk to the Japanese embassy in your country. On average max time you can stay with tourist visa is 3 months but it depends on your nationality. If you don't have income, you can not get a loan. If you don't live in Japan, it is very difficult to get a loan(not impossible but tough). You could start your new business in Japan as the owner and could apply for the business manager visa.

[@jirenthegray]

Theoretically you may be able to buy a property in Japan without a residency visa and only come to Japan with a tourist visa twice a year (normally they only allow 3 months max on a tourist visa twice per calendar year.). So for example you can live in Japan for 3 months, then live in your native country for 3 months, and go back to Japan for 3 months.

[@abbasraza1471]

Can people from Pakistan also allowed to buy a property in Japan ?what r the criteria and rules for this .kindly guide me .I am seriously interested .

[@1stzard]

@@abbasraza1471 It is the same for every foreigner, it doesn't matter if your country is in the UN or not. If you are planning on getting a property loan, it is near impossible.

[@jennareva2765]

I love his accent

[@roamiblu1833]

I came across your video by chance. I will be binge-watching your videos. I am seriously considering moving to Japan and this is information that is beyond valuable. Will you be posting more videos?

[@Philson]

I live in Singapore. So surprised you mentioned the country.

[@RackTheMilesWelding]

The thing that gets me is this; if I want to buy a property I have to view myself being there often. If it's in another country aside from where I'm working it's going to be quite difficult for me to make that decision.

[@hobohero4689]

Well Yamamoto san thank you for the info I appreciate it, looks like I might have to brush up on my Japanese Lol.

[@Zeemis]

I've always been very interested in relocating to the countryside of Japan, but it's very difficult to get a Visa if you're self-employed. I'm a freelance video game artist and make pretty good money, but it's nearly impossible to secure a Visa for Japan.

[@yttominoshell7230]

Thank you Mr Yamamoto. This is help me alot ❤️ 笑

[@micomarinas2753]

I want to ask you the following questions: 1. how much is the estimated price of a 3 to 5 bedroom condoninium in tokyo? 2. how much is the annual real estate tax in tokyo japan? 3. how much is the monthly condominium association dues/fees in tokyo japan?

[@atsushisakai2440]

I am not a realtor but for new apartment in Tokyo around Yamanote line will start from from 0.8M US . Real estate tax would be around $2000 roughly.　This amount decreases over time. Monthly association fee .starting fee may be around $300/months but this increases over the years. Need parking? Then additional $200/months. This Sumio place is good place to search for condo, but in Japanese only....suumo.jp/

[@rwenadelacruz2920]

This is very good videos ❤

[@saveandinvestwithgiorgiolo8375]

Given the low birth rate/high government debt to GBP and quite high taxes I would not generally not recommend investing in Japan except in the center of big cities like Tokyo/Osaka where you are less likely to get a depopulation problem

[@annajones9701]

Still not worth it...values drop

[@merquiadesmclellan2800]

@@annajones9701 rent doesn't

[@Vlyood]

great video great music

[@OHOUSER]

Yamamoto, thank you. Realtor in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, looking for opportunities in Nagoya Japan in 2022. I will spending some time in Nagoya next year.

[@krevixtc3375]

I can't wait to get better job to save and buy house from japan

[@Rac00n]

Found a 400 m^2 property for ~6000$

[@rezafirdaus3179]

@@Rac00n really?

[@lll8638]

Yo this music is nice

[@Kaydenktm]

You mean in Japan

[@veejay160]

Me too yokahama wait for mee

[@mikeyriley8959]

Can I buy apartments and rent them out to Japanese? They bought up property here in Hawaii like crazy in the 80s.

[@ginny2071]

great video from usa! thank you

[@roygertel]

Thank you for the info. Question- if I buy appartment in Japan can I live in it ? A tourist get 3 month visa than he must leave the country. Do I need to leave the country every 3 month if I have property ? Thanks

[@atsushisakai2440]

You can live in purchased apartment as long as you have some type of visa to stay in Japan. But you have to manage to pay for the property tax every year. Also longest short term stay will be 90 days at max. If you wish to stay longer than 90 days, need to apply for different type of visa which takes more time and effort. But it is worth a try, Japan is good place to live in^^

[@softypapa]

Very interesting. Thank you.

[@bennydeguzman7668]

I plan to buy a property in Tokyo. I heard it is very difficult for non-resident foreigners to get a bank account to be used to auto-pay the condo dues and the real estate tax. I also heard that in order to open a bank account, you need a local Japan phone number. I know non-resident foreigners are not allowed to get a phone number in Japan. Are all these true ?

[@danielboomers]

Can you please explain why land title is only shown a 2D area? Who has jurisdiction over the space above ground? Nothing is written about hights on the land... So how much space above ground is included?

[@christimoody]

Is it difficult to fill in all the property sale paperwork from overseas. Currently with covid restrictions and not being able to physically be in Japan, what do you advise? I am trying to purchase an old Kominka home (Akiya) in Yamaguchi prefecture. Is it possible to complete the purchase from overseas? Or do I need to physically be in the country? Thank you

[@charlesgarzon9401]

I wonder if it is possible to have a larger property in japan. If I moved there I would want to eventually buy something around 5 acres or 20000 sq. m ~ for a larger backyard. for privacy.

[@karenc2837]

Music volume should be lowered

[@hal6548]

How much is the tax and is the payment will be yearly or jut one time payment?

[@sophiaeloiv8198]

do you have a link how to buy house and move in japan

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

1% interest rate on a 35-year fixed-rate mortgage possible if I have a temporary or permanent VISA? Can I qualify for a mortgage if my only source of income is dividends from US-issued common stock? If I have $4,000 per month in US dividend income before taxes, is it possible to use that as a qualifying income source for securing a 0% down mortgage from a Japanese financial institution? I have no employment in Japan but I am interested in living there and eventually obtaining a permanent residence status there. Also, I'm looking for real estate with 4SLDK layouts (SLDK is a MUST) and larger, with at least 200 square meters building floor area, within 20 minutes walking distance of a train station or closer, constructed from concrete and stainless steel rebar (steel-reinforced frame building, or reinforced frame combined with wood is also fine; but not just wood only), and made in 1981 or sooner. Preferably ¥100,000 ($1,000) yen per square meter of building floor area or less. It is hard to find real estate in Japan like this.

[@peacok01]

Is it common for a bank to decline a mortgage because the building doesn't have a earthquake resistance certificate or something? I just got refused by my bank, SMBC, on these grounds. The condo was built in 1977 in a very exclusive area of Tokyo and maintained regularly.

[@RoosNews-t4m]

Hello- can I get utility contracts ( power, gas, water etc ), without a residence card if I buy a property in Japan? Thankyou.

[@raulo5229]

Do you need any specific type of visa to be able to rent your property in Japan?

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

No.

[@generalkentuckygk4259]

helpful but music is a little weird? lol

[@jonaspete]

Groovy

[@pikatsjoepikatsjoe2258]

Can you buy a house in japan just to put it perminantly upp for rent

[@lokeshkumar3456]

what is land rate near tokyo outer ring road or any good area

[@Fc3s808]

What about lending? What are the qualifications?

[@deyabuNeo]

Is it possible to buy a house in two/three payments? I meant How likely is that scenario in Japan?: For example paying 50% of the price(to reserve) then 50%(or 25%, 25%) after some months.

[@rko_ibrahimovejassem7715]

Thank you for this video mr Yamamoto

[@GhostOfSinaloa]

So I live in England and me and mate want to come to Japan cause we love Japan so much especially me and I want to buy a small house for when we come over so it would be a holiday home for whenever we come over what main things do I need cause I won't be permanently living in Japan it will just be there for when I visit

[@joseantoniodonato42]

Great info. How can I live there if I have no residency???

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Thanks. If you have a job in Japan, you can live here.

[@gracekouvali6903]

How about renting a property? I'm more interested in renting long term than buying a property.

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

@gracekouvali6903　Thank you for your comment. Foreigners can rent properties in Japan, but they need to have a valid visa and a source of income within the country.

[@valferrancullo693]

Konnichiwa, may I know if there is an available website for akiya houses, by the way thanks for the informative video

[@amitkumardwivedi3435]

Hello Sir, Can you please let me know whether foreigners can take Farming Plots in Japan on Lease? And How much it costs?

[@70svd]

Right,so i know there quite a number of properties that are either give it for free or selling it for cheap in Japan so how much tax are we talking about here Yamamoto San?

[@KickAssets]

Yeah, foreigners can buy, but it isn't so easy. Foreigners will get rejected for many reasons....yes the biggest one is farmland. I make videos on this. I also own 13 properties myself here.

[@Midnightcru]

He suddenly makes me want to work for him, and I don’t even live in Japan.

[@MaxWithoutAPaddle2]

If I buy a house in Japan as a foreigner, will I get the proper visa/recidence permit to live in Japan?

[@BaSickFirst]

Gerardo Maximiliano Perez Alegria do you get an answer?

[@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293]

No, is the answer.

[@chaudharysb1236]

I am from Pakistan. It is a treat watching a Japanese speaking fluent English. I have started learning Japanese and I'm planning to send my son to Japan to open a business company. Hopefully in the next two years we both will be able to communicate with Japanese people in the Japanese language. 😃

[@911jayishsupremacy]

I fkn hope not.

[@haroldgarling1063]

JAPAN IS FOR THE JAPANESE 🗡️

[@1stzard]

Wrong mindset if you plan to just take from the country

[@cuervoblanco71]

Japanese people are straight forward and fair, if they promise they deliver. It is quite opposite from Pakistani mentality

[@triscilla8971]

Thank you for your videos, they are very informative. Can you give me some advice on how to sell my inherited farmland in Osaka as being a non- resident Japanese living in foreign country now.

[@TheCrusaderRabbits]

Skip to 0:50

[@devran4169]

thank you for information.. when I become a millionaire I'll move to Japan. But I need to ask a question, when I buy a home, am I allowed to stay in Japan forever or what is the procedure to stay in japan. If you answer that I'll be glad.

[@thehungrygoldfish]

No, lol

[@devran4169]

@@thehungrygoldfish why? lol

[@thehungrygoldfish]

@@devran4169 I was answering your question. Buying a house doesn't mean you'll get residency. In order to get long-term residency in Japan as a foreigner, you'll need to either marry a Japanese person or be sponsored by an employer.

[@devran4169]

@@thehungrygoldfish I build the company in japan then become sponsor myself. good thx the procedure seems same as other countries.

[@pspaulstewartinterviewinspires]

Thank you Yamamoto-san

[@thedarkknight9021]

Can an individual, who is an adult in his own country(like 18 years old) buy a property even if he is considered in Japan to be underage?

[@pr1meKun]

ok yeah I will buy

[@akbardwiputra]

nice info

[@epicsink]

hmmm i swear i've heard that song before...

[@walkwithme3776]

What are the benefits of buying a property in Japan if you’re a foreigner? Are there any benefits? Visa wise, or residency wise

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Check google

[@tommyhaynes9157]

Music is annoying and unessasary

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

Can dividend income from the U.S. stock market be used to qualify for or a loan? I want to apply for a startup visa in Japan, which is good for 6 months and only requires ¥5 million in a corporate bank account, plus one full-time employee with an annual salary of ¥2.5-3 million. What income source is required to apply?

[@자시엘-l1s]

Any income Why would you think it’s any different

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

@@자시엘-l1s Because some countries like Canada won't allow dividend income to be used to qualify for a mortgage loan. It could be the same in Japan. Not everything is a clear cut as it seems, there are always nuances in the realm of finance, especially when it comes to different countries.

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

@@자시엘-l1s Not to mention you might have to have residency and a job get get a mortgage. That could be a requirement as well, to get a loan to buy property or use credit in a country like Japan.

[@KimL..ita12]

Good afternoon could someone from Ecuador buy a house in Japan in some rural area And how much would be the price of housing?

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Yes, of course

[@KimL..ita12]

What would be the requirements and where should I seek advice? 😃

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

There is no special requirement. You just come here and pay the money.

[@nidakato77]

@@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271 And will this be done in the prefecture of the chosen place?

[@nidakato77]

Konnichiwa Yamamoto san. And in relation to abandoned houses, in the quieter areas, the rates and time that we can stay in Nihon, are the rules the same? Onegai shimasu.

[@OPTERON_PRIME]

Very interesting

[@rackprotech]

Good to know!

[@jomcabanilla3732]

Are there countries restricted in buying properties?

[@annajones9701]

Terrorists countries

[@リンクです]

Can caregivers in Japan buy house too? Thank you.

[@자시엘-l1s]

Silly question Doesn’t matter if you’re a miner or a surgeon or a fisherman It’s the same

[@リンクです]

@@자시엘-l1s i mean for foreign workers.

[@자시엘-l1s]

リンクです Well yeah Watch the vid again brother

[@海-i4i]

can you buy a house on a tourist visa

[@Toxic-re3tb]

Can we buy 5 acre property

[@hamiltonguibord7267]

Sir, I want to come japan but not enough many please help me. Now i stay in Bangladesh. I am BBA complete major subject finance

[@annajones9701]

Yakuza guy...can I rent these out on air BnB?

[@annajones9701]

You do look and sound like Yakuza..have that scary personality

[@meetultrivedi9418]

What about farms?

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

No major problem but the farmland is more regulated than the conventional property. You have to get the approval from the local agriculture committee. I am not handling the farmland.

[@kirbyarcade1566]

Can i connect with you in Japan? I’m born and raised in Japan but now live in CA w American citizenship. I’m really interested in real estate investing in Japan. I’ll go to Japan to take care of my family in Japan from 2/1-23.

[@ShadowPuppet3001]

can someone from the u.s. buy abandoned house? just asking 😎 🙏 - CyberGod

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Hi, of course you can. But remember they are not free. They should be translated as 'unused houses' not 'abandoned houses'. Lost in translation.

[@autumnjones3699]

How many houses can a foreigner own in japan ?

[@sabilurrahman33]

Hi, how much can be the minimum cost to buy a house?

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

If you want something decent in the regional areas, it would be minimum 10 mil yen. But if you want to buy something near Tokyo, it would be 20 mil yen.

[@redvforce1552]

@@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271 is the land counted in that 20mil.?

[@PropertyTak]

You can buy property In India

[@DxJP-iy6dx]

If I buy an apartment in Japan, will the government give me more advantages as a foreigner?

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Thanks. What kind of advantage do you have on your mind?

[@DxJP-iy6dx]

@@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271 Something like permanent residence.

[@yamamotopropertyadvisoryto1271]

Yes, the significant amount of investment would help the application of the permanent residence (green card). Please check out my video posts about the green card.

[@bentao2773]

Yamamoto Property Advisory, Tokyo: Japan Property v

[@NomadicGaijin]

Before I had PR, the realtors would just ignore me and talk like I wasn’t here 😅

[@markelovavhhb511]

Hello I love your video and I planned to buy some properties in japan.. Can i got your contact?

[@eip4747]

Need a job , want to settle in Japan can you help me.?

[@thehungrygoldfish]

No, lol

[@FromAmericaToJapan]

Looking to buy a house in Sapporo. Me and wife.

[@kinnick5643]

How long did it take you to learn English?

[@kinnick5643]

まだ待っている

[@leoleondre2425]

The thumbnail clearly shows no!

[@silverzombiegaming4431]

Can foreigners buy abandon property

[@luegardener5921]

He just said yes you can buy property in japan...

[@ahmedibegum2135]

Thank god

[@lordprivateer4965]

Dance for me YAMA!

[@rajeevnayan4472]

moshi moshi yamamoto san

[@maestrovso]

Please stop using the music that make the video unbearable to watch.

[@hamiltonguibord7267]

Sir please forgive me and support you help me

[@SpaceDad42]

Do me a favor. Say “OH MYYYYYY”.

[@EinsteinKnowedIt]

Yes. They just can't own it.

[@paololr5473]

Only Usa, Singapour, Canada and Australia can buy a property 😂

[@lawrence.centinales]

lmao

[@theodogaronwarrior7738]

More "uhhs" than Obama

[@kaidenhall3223]

Uhhhhh Uuuuuh uuuuh uuuuuh

[@RomeTokyooneway]

Translate this speech in a foreign language you know and then make a video. Memorize the text and start speaking. Please count how many times you will say Uhhh or mmm etc. He is speaking a very nice English in my opinion.

[@alpeshamriwala1740]

But so many japani people don't give rental house foreign people! 😢