Japan PR Prep
Free practice for Japan's new permanent residency requirements: Japanese at B1 level and understanding of Japan's rules.
What changed
On October 1, 2026, the Immigration Services Agency revised its Permanent Residency Guidelines. For applications filed on or after April 1, 2027, the review considers (1) Japanese ability at CEFR-based B1 level or above, and (2) understanding of Japan's systems and rules, mainly the contents of the official "Guidebook on Living and Working".
Practice: Japan's systems & rules
Questions based on the official Guidebook on Living and Working, with page numbers.
- Residence card & notifications (8 questions)
- Health insurance & pension (6 questions)
- Taxes (5 questions)
- Traffic (5 questions)
- Emergencies & daily rules (6 questions)
Practice: Japanese (B1 level)
Original practice questions on everyday notices, vocabulary and grammar. Not official test questions.
- Reading everyday notices (7 questions)
- Vocabulary (7 questions)
- Grammar (6 questions)