Are there any precautions concerning the lump-sum withdrawal payment?
Are there any precautions concerning the lump-sum withdrawal payment?
If your country has concluded a Pension Totalization Agreement with Japan, you will be considered to not have been enrolled in the pension system in your country during the period used for calculating the lump-sum withdrawal payment.
If you received a lump-sum withdrawal payment, you will be considered not to have been enrolled in the Japan insurance system during the insurance enrollment period that is the basis for that calculation.
There is the risk of disadvantages such as being unable to receive a pension in your country or being required to pay additional insurance premiums.
| Region | Countries |
|---|---|
| 1.Europe | Germany, Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Czech Republic, Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, Hungary, Luxembourg, Slovakia,Finland, Sweden |
| 2.North America | USA, Canada |
| 3.Oceania | Australia |
| 4.Southeast Asia | India, The Philippines |
| 5.South America | Brazil |
Basic information about lump-sum withdrawal payments
2.What payments are refunded?
3.How much is refunded?
4.How is the amount calculated?
5.What are the conditions for receiving the lump-sum withdrawal payment?
6.Is the lump-sum withdrawal payment subject to taxation?
7.How does the process work?
8.Are there any precautions concerning the lump-sum withdrawal payment?
We have been in business since 1986 and have nearly 40 years of experience in consulting on various procedures for foreigners, with a focus on visa applications.
Telephone, e-mail, online, and in-person consultations are available. We also provide services in English.