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How much pension will I get after 10 years in Japan?

As of a 2017 reform, the minimum contribution period to be eligible for a Japanese pension was reduced from 25 years to 10 years. Calculating exactly how much pension will I get after 10 years in Japan depends on whether you contributed only to the National Pension or both the National and Employees' Pension schemes. It is a vital step for expats and long-term residents planning their financial future.

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Is pension mandatory in Japan? A comprehensive guide for residents

According to the Japan Pension Service, all registered residents of Japan aged 20 to 59 are legally required to contribute to the national pension system, including foreign residents. The specific requirements depend on your employment status, with different rules for salaried employees, self-employed individuals, and dependent spouses.

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