From my understanding, one is not legally able to pay into the NHI without having jūsho. Does this imply that if you're ineligible for NHI that you don't have jūsho? If so, would that also mean you're not considered a tax resident?
I'm asking specifically because I want to understand the potential tax implications for staying in Japan under this visa. Note that the visa holder is not eligible for NHI so they're required to have and maintain private health insurance.
by KSSparky