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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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What is the average monthly pension in Japan? A Comprehensive Guide

In Japan's multi-tiered system, the average monthly pension varies significantly, with a full national basic pension for 2025 projected at roughly ¥69,308 per month. Understanding **what is the average monthly pension in Japan** requires distinguishing between the national and employee-based schemes.

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How much pension do you pay in Japan?

According to the Japan Pension Service, the National Pension premium is set at ¥17,510 per month for the 2025 fiscal year. Understanding how much pension do you pay in Japan depends on whether you are self-employed or a company employee, as the system is split into two distinct tiers.

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