Re: Permanent Residency- is it that difficult?
The 2-Belo wrote:
> We have a report from the fj.life.in-japan Dynamics Officer that CL has
> exploded. Flight director confirms that:
>
>> The 2-Belo wrote:
>>
>>> The only reason I considered PR as beneficial was the fact that it made me
>>> eligible for long-term bank loans (such as for a house). You can't get a home
>>> loan without it. This was the main reason I Took the Plunge.
>> Exception to the Rule reporting for duty, Sir!
>>
>> Home loan ... yes
>>
>> Car loan ... yes
>>
>> Eijuken ... nope
>
> Well, don't keep me in suspense, dude, how did you manage that?
We just did it. No special strategy was involved ... unless you want to
count the befriending of a loan department manager from Fuji Bank.
First time was 1987. We have bought and sold three more times since
then. We have not always moved up, just sideways to a more convenient
location. We're thinking we have one more move left before we're in a
place where we want to stay. Main point now is a nice house on land
larger than 200 tsubo.
As for cars, I have received no-sponsor-required loans from Mitsubishi,
Mazda, and Mercedes-Benz since 1983. I just went in and asked. When I
was working in the securities industry, my company leased a car for me
and it somehow ended up on my credit rating as another purchase / prompt
payment thingy.
I'm not rich. My wife's family isn't rich. I think part of it is just
doing good networking. But, no one has EVER told me I needed Eijuken.
Now, I probably popped the bubble and the dream will be over.
--
CL
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