Transcription of Japan's Immigration Problem
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IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES, INCLUDING ANY REQUIRED RESEARCH CERTIFICATIONS, ARE PROVIDED ON THE LAST TWO PAGES OF THIS REPORT. 29 May 2015 (No. of pages: 16) Japanese report: 17 Nov 2014 Japan s Immigration Problem Looking at Immigration through the experiences of other countries Economic Research Dept. Takashi Kodama Summary Although Japan lags significantly behind Europe and North America in accepting foreign workers, there are now two million foreign residents living in Japan with 30% of these holding permanent resident status. While the government retains the outward stance that unskilled laborers will not be accepted, it is considering the adoption of a more positive stance as regards the acceptance of foreign workers needed by the construction industry.
May 29, 2015 · Japan’s Immigration Problem 2 Another factor in this area is the importance of building and maintaining good relations with Asian countries. Japan has a high rate of dependence on Asian countries for the supply of workers (for all intents and purposes immigrants) and this is expected to remain unchanged in the future.
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