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Can I keep my NISA after leaving Japan?

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It depends on the circumstances of your departure and account-provider procedures; ordinary NISA eligibility is tied to Japanese tax residency.

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What you need to know

Requirements & exceptions
  • NISA is a tax-residency product, not a citizenship benefit.
Documents
  • Identity document
  • Residence card if resident
  • Japanese address/contact information where required
Likely cost
Provider- and transaction-specific; check current fees, FX spreads, commissions and taxes before acting.
Where to act
Apply directly with the relevant bank, card issuer, securities firm, payment service, lender or remittance provider; use its current official onboarding policy.
Official sources
Financial Services Agency — Financial Services in JapanGovernment of Japan · Official sourceNational Tax Agency — Income Tax for ForeignersNational Tax Agency · Official source

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