A significant number of Chinese nationals living in Japan are expressing growing concern over anticipated changes to visa policy. Stricter visa regulations could force many of them to leave Japan.
These individuals, who relocated to Japan in search of a freer life, now face an uncertain future. Critics argue that these changes not only directly affect the lives of thousands of Chinese residents but also risk losing an important group that serves as a bridge between the two nations.
Japan has been tightening rules on work and residency visas to better control immigration flows. However, this raises questions about the social and economic impact when a segment of the population that has integrated and contributed to Japanese society faces the risk of removal.
