ube wade mokada une ?He did not apply for PR . instead he kept renewing his business visa. now business Visa deposit/ Bank amount has increased by a huge amount.
thats what i heard
ube wade mokada une ?He did not apply for PR . instead he kept renewing his business visa. now business Visa deposit/ Bank amount has increased by a huge amount.
thats what i heard
SSW exam goda dagatta . Skill exam eka kare na thama. class yanna one bn. me tike poddk prashna wadi . thawa sathi 2kin withara ekath goda dagannwaube wade mokada une ?
ස්ටුඩන්ට් වීස ආපු උන් නං කියන්නේ යුනි වලට සල්ලි ගෙවපු හින්ද ඉන්නවා. මෙහෙම කේස් එකක් දන්නවනං එන්න තියා හිතන්නෙවත් නෑ කියල. ගොඩක් උන් වීස ඉවරවුන ගමන් යන්න ලෑස්තිවෙනව.![]()
"Go Back To India": Restaurant Owner Ordered To Leave Japan After 30 Years
The case highlights growing concern among foreign entrepreneurs as Japan records a 96 per cent fall in visa applications following major policy changes.
An Indian restaurant owner in Japan has broken down in tears after authorities rejected his business manager visa renewal, forcing him to shut down a restaurant he has run for 18 years. Manish Kumar, who owns an Indian restaurant in Saitama Prefecture, said Japan's Immigration Services Agency recently denied his application under the country's stricter immigration rules.
Speaking at a protest rally in Tokyo, Kumar said he was devastated by the decision and feared for his family's future in Japan.
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Manish Kumar has lived in Japan for 30 years and ran a restaurant there for 18 years.
"Two weeks ago, ISA told me to go back to my own country. My children were born and raised in Japan, they only understand Japanese, their only friends are Japanese but we are being told to go back to India. What am I supposed to do?" he said.
Kumar's case has become a symbol of growing anxiety among small foreign business owners after Japan introduced sweeping changes to its business manager visa system last year.
According to official data, applications for the visa have fallen by 96 per cent since the new rules came into effect in October 2025. Monthly applications reportedly dropped from around 1,700 to just 70.
According to Japan Times, authorities say the tougher rules were designed to stop people from using the visa as an easy route to long term residency without operating genuine businesses.
කොච්චර සල්ලියක් හුවමාරු වෙනවද. ලංකාවම බංකොලොත් කරන්න පුලුවන් ඔහොම පිට යන සල්ලි වලින්.කෙන්යාවේ ආණ්ඩුවටත් එක හිතක් නෑනේ, student එන උන් ඇතුවත් බෑ නැතුවත් බෑ උන්ට.
කින්නියාවේ ඉන්න ලංකාවේ ප්රොෆෙසර් කෙනෙක් කියල තිබුන ඒ ප්රොෆෙසර් වැඩ කරන කැම්පස් එකට විදේශ ශිෂ්යන්ගෙන් ලැබෙන සල්ලි ලංකාවේ අධ්යාපනේට වෙන්කරන බජට් එකටත් වඩා වැඩියි කියල.පස්ස
කොච්චර සල්ලියක් හුවමාරු වෙනවද. ලංකාවම බංකොලොත් කරන්න පුලුවන් ඔහොම පිට යන සල්ලි වලින්.
කෙන්යාවේ උන්ට ලොකු කමත් තියනවා හැබැයි අදායම නැති කරගෙනත් බෑකොච්චර සල්ලියක් හුවමාරු වෙනවද. ලංකාවම බංකොලොත් කරන්න පුලුවන් ඔහොම පිට යන සල්ලි වලින්.
Lankave unta avlak venne na. J.R. Jayewardene nama mention karanam raja salakili.ape kaluwo tika safe da?
සර් ජී... මෙරී ජගා මුජෙ දෙනා... ප්ලීස්අනේ සර් මට හිමි තැන දෙන්න
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"Go Back To India": Restaurant Owner Ordered To Leave Japan After 30 Years
The case highlights growing concern among foreign entrepreneurs as Japan records a 96 per cent fall in visa applications following major policy changes.
An Indian restaurant owner in Japan has broken down in tears after authorities rejected his business manager visa renewal, forcing him to shut down a restaurant he has run for 18 years. Manish Kumar, who owns an Indian restaurant in Saitama Prefecture, said Japan's Immigration Services Agency recently denied his application under the country's stricter immigration rules.
Speaking at a protest rally in Tokyo, Kumar said he was devastated by the decision and feared for his family's future in Japan.
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Manish Kumar has lived in Japan for 30 years and ran a restaurant there for 18 years.
"Two weeks ago, ISA told me to go back to my own country. My children were born and raised in Japan, they only understand Japanese, their only friends are Japanese but we are being told to go back to India. What am I supposed to do?" he said.
Kumar's case has become a symbol of growing anxiety among small foreign business owners after Japan introduced sweeping changes to its business manager visa system last year.
According to official data, applications for the visa have fallen by 96 per cent since the new rules came into effect in October 2025. Monthly applications reportedly dropped from around 1,700 to just 70.
According to Japan Times, authorities say the tougher rules were designed to stop people from using the visa as an easy route to long term residency without operating genuine businesses.
Evata thama neethi thiyenne. Neethi anuva kriya karanna.දැං මෙහෙම හිතපන්
ලංකාවෙ ඉන්නවා ඊශායල් කාරයෙක් ආරුගම්බෙ රෙස්ටුරන්ට් එකක් කරනවා අවුරුදු 20ක් තිස්සෙ
ඒකාගෙ වීසා ලංකාවෙන් රිජෙක්ට් කරලා සේරම අකුලගෙන යන්න කියලා කියනවා
ඒකා වැලපි වැලපි වීඩියෝ එකක් දාල ඒක වයිරල් වෙනවා
දැං තොපි ඉන්නෙ මොන පැත්තෙද. අනේ ඒකා පවු ඒකගෙ වීසා රිනීවු කරලා දෙන්න කියලාද, නැත්තං ඕකුන් සේරම රේසිස්ට් පකයො, රෙස්ටුරන්ට් එකටත් ගිනි තියලා ඕකව මෙහෙන් පන්නමු කියන මතේ ද.