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Does anybody know how many japanese immigrants emigrate to the united states every year? The reason why i am asking is because i heard that not alot of japanese are immigrating to the united states currently and i wish more large numbers of japanese did come to the united states even though there country is well developed.
Does anybody know how many japanese immigrants emigrate to the united states every year? The reason why i am asking is because i heard that not alot of japanese are immigrating to the united states currently and i wish more large numbers of japanese did come to the united states even though there country is well developed.
They have a higher quality of life than we do with our economy in the tank and jobs scarcity a couple of noteworthy reasons. IMO the only reason any would want to emigrate is to reunite with family. Surely not for a "better life".
They have a higher quality of life than we do with our economy in the tank and jobs scarcity a couple of noteworthy reasons. IMO the only reason any would want to emigrate is to reunite with family. Surely not for a "better life".
Japan's economy is also in the tank like the united states and japan' is in very long and deep recession which is also causing there economy to shrink alot every year which means the japanese immigration to the united states might go up again.
My wife who is a Japanese citizen got her GC so we did not have to deal with hassles of traveling and worrying about keeping her student Visa. Once I or her find a job in Japan we will go there and live. From my time there it is much better living then being in the U.S. currently.
They have a higher quality of life than we do with our economy in the tank and jobs scarcity a couple of noteworthy reasons. IMO the only reason any would want to emigrate is to reunite with family. Surely not for a "better life".
Japan is having a lot of economic problems and that have;t really gotten out of the woods in terms of their lost decade yet.
I was in Japan this past Spring and took a tour of their Central Bank. Appears they have a serious financial problem however as some have noted their living standards appear to be better than Americans. So for a Japanese immigrating to America it might be a step backwards.
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