Thank you so much for this very comprehensive video, it was straight to the point and easy to follow. However, I have one question I want to ask, I am researching Japan's retirement system for school and I was wondering if data from the financial verification was publically available and where I could find it, I have been searching for ages but i just cant find it. It would be very helpful if you could help me. Thank you again.
Thank you for your commnet. Here is Zaisei kenshou information in 2019. www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/0000093204_00002.html I am not sure if it is what you are looking for. If there is something I can help you, please contct me directly.I hope I can help you for some way.
Thank you for watching my channel. Here is a written information for you. It is expressed in English and Japanese. www.nobueyamanaka.com/history/etc/2020/10/13137.html
Hey, at 3:45 your said "to receive the pensions for life" I guess you mean that as soon as i am in pension, the money would be paid back to me until my death?
Thank you for the great info. One question, is it reasonable to receive around 350,000 yen when I turn 65 through the Japan pension system? I mentioned this to someone in government and they said it sounds like quite a lot. I paid into the program for over 15 years and was told I could receive the pension when I am back in my home country. Thank you!
Thank you for inquiry. You have been enrolled more than 10 years in Japanese pension system, you can receive Japanese old age pension wherever you are. Also it is life long pension. I think it is a quite good security system.
@@ystipschannel4779 Thank you again. I am confused because they said I am eligible to receive a pension because I have paid into the system for over ten years. Does that mean, I no longer pay into the Japan pension system when living overseas and can still receive some benefits when I turn 65? I am terribly sorry to ask for clarification but this is still confusing. I prefer to receive benefits rather than collect the 'lump sum'. よろしくお願いします
@@Jay-lr6ej yes, if you are enrolled in Japanese pension system more than 10 years you can get some benefit from Japan wherever you are. However the amount is small because it will be changed depending on how much you paid. I can say only general information, you would better to go to the pension office to make sure your situation. Also you would better to check if your country has a social insurance agreement with Japan, too.
Thank you for asking. It totally depends on the person, how long he has been enrolled and how much he has paid his premiums. You can check your case at a nenkin office.
Hi Ma'am, Hope you are doing great. I have heard from my colleagues that we might be getting the pension a lot lesser than usual or at a really later age considering the declining population. Except for that my main question is that as a foreigner, what if we decide to move out of Japan before we turn 65 but we have been paying the premiums. Please enlighten about this since right now I am paying to both National pension and Defined Contribution Pension (DC Pension (401k)) (確定拠出年金）。
Thank your your question. What your colleagues are mentions is about the macro economic system. So we have to prepare our pension will increase by inflation but a little bit less. Also we will have more options when we can start receiving our pension. It is not regulation, but only the option. I am sorry to tell that many Japanese people misunderstand about the pension system. What happen if you leave Japan before age of 65? For the national pension, I explained that in the following video. ruclips.net/video/h7qZwgXPYDo/видео.html For 401k, basically you cannot withdraw money, until you become 60. But there will be exception in 2022, I will make a video sometime soon.
Thank you very much for your kind explanation in English.❤
Thank you,too.
Thank you mam very helpful information
Thank you so much for this very comprehensive video, it was straight to the point and easy to follow. However, I have one question I want to ask, I am researching Japan's retirement system for school and I was wondering if data from the financial verification was publically available and where I could find it, I have been searching for ages but i just cant find it. It would be very helpful if you could help me. Thank you again.
Thank you for your commnet. Here is Zaisei kenshou information in 2019. www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/seisakunitsuite/bunya/0000093204_00002.html
I am not sure if it is what you are looking for. If there is something I can help you, please contct me directly.I hope I can help you for some way.
@@ystipschannel4779 thank you so much, I haven't been able to read all of to but by the looks of it it should have everything i need.
@@flatcola6516 -san Thank you,too
Thank you for watching my channel. Here is a written information for you. It is expressed in English and Japanese.
www.nobueyamanaka.com/history/etc/2020/10/13137.html
Hey, at 3:45 your said "to receive the pensions for life"
I guess you mean that as soon as i am in pension, the money would be paid back to me until my death?
Arigato gusaimasu 🙏❤️🇯🇵yuroshiku ne
Thank you for the great info. One question, is it reasonable to receive around 350,000 yen when I turn 65 through the Japan pension system? I mentioned this to someone in government and they said it sounds like quite a lot. I paid into the program for over 15 years and was told I could receive the pension when I am back in my home country. Thank you!
Thank you for inquiry. You have been enrolled more than 10 years in Japanese pension system, you can receive Japanese old age pension wherever you are. Also it is life long pension. I think it is a quite good security system.
@@ystipschannel4779 Thank you! I may keep contributing as long as it gets paid out 20 years from now..
@@ystipschannel4779 Thank you again. I am confused because they said I am eligible to receive a pension because I have paid into the system for over ten years. Does that mean, I no longer pay into the Japan pension system when living overseas and can still receive some benefits when I turn 65? I am terribly sorry to ask for clarification but this is still confusing. I prefer to receive benefits rather than collect the 'lump sum'. よろしくお願いします
@@Jay-lr6ej yes, if you are enrolled in Japanese pension system more than 10 years you can get some benefit from Japan wherever you are. However the amount is small because it will be changed depending on how much you paid. I can say only general information, you would better to go to the pension office to make sure your situation. Also you would better to check if your country has a social insurance agreement with Japan, too.
@@ystipschannel4779 Excellent, thank you!
How much they will recieve every month?? if they retired already?
Thank you for asking. It totally depends on the person, how long he has been enrolled and how much he has paid his premiums. You can check your case at a nenkin office.
Is this apply Only in Japanese Citizen retirement Only?
It applies to everyone who live in Japan. However in order to receive some benefit, you have to meet some conditions.
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Hi Ma'am, Hope you are doing great.
I have heard from my colleagues that we might be getting the pension a lot lesser than usual or at a really later age considering the declining population.
Except for that my main question is that as a foreigner, what if we decide to move out of Japan before we turn 65 but we have been paying the premiums. Please enlighten about this since right now I am paying to both National pension and Defined Contribution Pension (DC Pension (401k)) (確定拠出年金）。
Thank your your question. What your colleagues are mentions is about the macro economic system. So we have to prepare our pension will increase by inflation but a little bit less.
Also we will have more options when we can start receiving our pension. It is not regulation, but only the option. I am sorry to tell that many Japanese people misunderstand about the pension system.
What happen if you leave Japan before age of 65?
For the national pension, I explained that in the following video. ruclips.net/video/h7qZwgXPYDo/видео.html
For 401k, basically you cannot withdraw money, until you become 60. But there will be exception in 2022, I will make a video sometime soon.
@@ystipschannel4779 Thanks a lot for the reply, Ma'am. Will be waiting for your video relating 401k as well. God bless you.
@@syedsohaib4303 san
Thank you.