>>65296272Japan makes it hard for foreigners to purchase in tokyo, but here are certain laws which allow them to purchase houses in dilapidated small villages where there is no economy and all the women are single mothers over the age of 20 or 90 years old and forgotten by their great-grandkids.
But "the hurdles are high" is incorrect as there are investment visas. It really depends on how the japanese government sees contractors. I would guess that it doesn't appreciate "hakos baelz" applying for residency under the points system and would want her real name.
>bachelor's10 points
>practical experience5 points
>income40 points
>not a hag15 points
So most holoen members easily qualify for permanent residency under the current points system.
>>65296477Better than living in the cuck shed lmao.
>>65296623>terminal recline>vs. permanent inflationMost intelligent anon
A cheap first world country like japan is nothing but a playground for a millionaire.
