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Aplash supports only HSP(i)(c), Japan's advanced business-management route for founders and company executives. Score 70 or more to qualify; with 80 or more, you may become eligible to apply for permanent residence after one year.
The standard route to permanent residency takes a decade. With 80 points or more, a qualifying professional may become eligible to apply after one year. Permanent residence remains a separate application assessed on its full requirements.
The official HSP system has three activity categories. Aplash works exclusively with founders and executives applying through advanced business management, HSP(i)(c).
We assess HSP(i)(c) eligibility and points only. Academic-research and technical-employment HSP cases are outside our service scope.
The table distinguishes the official HSP categories from the founder and business-management category Aplash supports.
HSP(i)(c) combines the founder's qualifications with the actual management role, remuneration, and Japan company evidence. We focus on that intersection.
A generic HSP calculator says you have 70 points, but it does not confirm that your proposed work fits HSP(i)(c).
The first review covers your founder or executive activity, company structure, remuneration, management career, and supporting evidence.
You're a few points short of the 70 or 80 threshold and don't know where they'd come from.
We identify documented bonus criteria, qualifications, language results, and timing factors that can lawfully affect the official calculation. Moving from 79 to 80 points can change the PR eligibility period from three years to one.
HSP and J-Skip look identical from the outside. Pick wrong and you slow yourself down.
For founders, we compare HSP(i)(c)'s points test with J-Skip's advanced business-management threshold: 5+ years of management experience and at least ¥40M in annual remuneration.
The points sheet and bureau follow-up turn on Japanese legal nuance, not just translation.
Documents, the calculation sheet, and every exchange with immigration handled by people fluent in both, so nothing stalls on a technicality.
From the first points assessment through the separate permanent-residence application, we help prepare and coordinate each stage.
HSP(i)(c) activity review, points assessment, company evidence, and application preparation.
Maintain the required score and residence period: 80+ points for 1 year or 70–79 points for 3 years.
Once eligible, the permanent-residence application is filed and assessed separately by immigration.
Immigration decides the application against the complete permanent-residence criteria.
For founders and company executives, both routes sit within advanced business management. The difference is whether you qualify by points or by J-Skip's fixed management and remuneration threshold.
Aplash supports HSP(i)(c), the points-based advanced business-management route for founders and executives.
Aplash supports J-Skip's advanced business-management route for high-income founders and executives, with no points calculation.
Aplash's founder-only HSP scope, the HSP(i)(c) points test, PR eligibility, and application support.
The official HSP system has three categories. Aplash supports only HSP(i)(c), advanced business management, for founders, representative directors, and company executives. We do not handle academic-research or specialised technical-employment HSP applications.
The HSP(i)(c) table considers factors such as education, business-management experience, annual remuneration, age, qualifications, Japanese-language ability, and eligible bonus criteria. A founder must also perform a qualifying advanced business-management activity in Japan; reaching 70 points alone does not replace that activity requirement.
The HSP Visa can shorten the period before a qualifying person may apply for permanent residence to one year at 80+ points or three years at 70–79 points. It also grants a five-year period of stay and preferential provisions for certain spouse, parent, domestic-worker, and immigration procedures, each subject to its own conditions.
A change of status may be possible when the founder will perform a qualifying advanced business-management activity and can document at least 70 points. The correct procedure and evidence depend on the current status, company, role, and individual circumstances.
For founder and business-management cases only, Aplash assesses the HSP(i)(c) activity and points, reviews personal and company evidence, prepares the application file, coordinates submission, and assists with immigration follow-up.
If your founder profile does not meet the HSP(i)(c) points test, the Business Manager Visa may be the appropriate company-led route.
Explore the Business Manager VisaCompare HSP(i)(c), J-Skip advanced business management, and the Business Manager Visa against your role, experience, remuneration, and company plan.
Compare founder visa pathwaysField notes for founders and business managers choosing a Japan immigration route.
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