When renting an apartment in Japan, foreigners are typically required to provide the following documents:
- Passport with a Valid Visa
- Required for identification and to verify legal residency status in Japan.
- Residence Card (在留カード)
- Mandatory for mid-to-long-term residents. This card serves as proof of your legal residence in Japan.
- Certificate of Residence (住民票)
- Obtainable at your local municipal office. Foreigners with a Residence Card are eligible to request this document.
- Proof of Income or Financial Resources
- Documents such as an employment certificate (indicating salary) or bank statements may be required. It is generally recommended that your rent does not exceed 30% of your monthly income.
- Guarantor Information (Optional)
- If you cannot financially support your stay independently, a guarantor may be required. The guarantor will need to provide identification documents, proof of income, and other relevant information.
- Japanese Bank Account Information
- A local bank account is necessary for rent payments and other financial transactions.
- Emergency Contact Information (Mandatory)
- You must provide details of an emergency contact person, preferably a Japanese citizen.
- Proof of Previous Address
- Documents such as a previous rental agreement or utility bills may be required to verify your former address.
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