Crypto P2P being a non tax resident. Legality and taxes.

Context:
I'm living in Japan as a potential non tax resident (meaning I'm not working nor have any ties, I'm basically a tourist for a long time).
I have USDT I want to sell for JPY. I've used Binance P2P (international version) a couple of times before reading more into how regulated crypto is here, now I'm scared of fucking up.

With those two things in mind, what am I supposed to do?
I know there are exchanges like bitflyer and bybit, but I got told they probably wouldn't accept me if I'm not a Tax resident. But there I end up with a couple of questions:
1) Would then trying to open one confirm if I'm a non tax resident in case I get denied?
2) Would it risk changing my status to tax resident if I get accepted?

Lastly, if I'm indeed a non tax resident would that mean I can sell P2P without a worry or would I be in a grey zone where I can't apply for a licensed exchange but also can't use my local (from my country of origin) account either without risking charges of money laundering?
I just want to sell USDT/JPY, no shady bs.

Thanks.

by zzinolol

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