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Start with your city, ward, town, or village office for address registration and local resident procedures. Then check whether health insurance, pension, tax, or immigration steps are also affected.
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Use this guide when you need to work out which Japanese public office handles a procedure. It is especially useful for address registration, My Number, certificates, insurance, pension, tax, moving, and life-event paperwork.
Updated 2026-09-01
Start with your city, ward, town, or village office for address registration and local resident procedures. Then check whether health insurance, pension, tax, or immigration steps are also affected.
Resident records, seal certificates, and many local certificates are usually handled by the municipality where your address is registered.
Use Digital Agency or My Number official information for the system itself, then check your local office or MyNaPortal for applications and updates.
A job change, marriage, divorce, birth, death, or relocation may affect more than one system. Check local procedures first, then pension, tax, health insurance, or immigration if relevant.
Start with your municipality's foreign-resident or citizen-services guide. It will usually point you to the right counter or national agency.
Address registration, moving notices, resident certificates, seal registration, local tax notices, National Health Insurance, childcare, waste rules, and many local welfare procedures.
My Number system information, My Number card functions, online administrative services, and digital procedures.
Status of residence, period of stay, residence card, re-entry, renewal, change of status, and immigration consultation.
National Pension, Employees' Pension Insurance, contribution notices, exemptions, pension records, and international pension information.
Income tax, final tax returns, tax filing guides, withholding, and national tax consultation.
Before contacting an office, gather your address, identification, residence card if applicable, My Number information if you have it, employer documents, previous notices, household details, and any reference numbers. For local procedures, confirm the exact ward, city, town, or village where you are registered.
National Tax Agency (NTA)
National Tax Agency (NTA) official source tagged for administrative tasks, business, tax. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentDigital Agency
Digital Agency official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentMeguro City
Meguro City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentKatsushika City
Katsushika City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentChiyoda City
Chiyoda City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentArakawa City
Arakawa City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentShinagawa City
Shinagawa City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentSuginami City
Suginami City official source tagged for administrative tasks, foreign resident, new resident. Check the original page for its scope and current details.
Open official documentStart with your local municipal office. Address registration often connects to health insurance, pension, tax, childcare, and other local services.
The My Number system is national, but many card applications, updates, and local procedures are handled through municipal offices or MyNaPortal.
One life event can affect several systems. Leaving a job, for example, can affect employment insurance, health insurance, pension, tax, and possibly residence status.
Sollo can help you find the right official starting point, but final forms and requirements should be confirmed with the linked official page or office.
Sollo helps you find and organize official public information. It does not decide eligibility, submit applications, or replace advice from a government office or qualified adviser. Official rules can change and may depend on your location, household, income, residence status, employment, and application timing. Always confirm details with the linked official source or the relevant office before acting.
Sollo helps you separate local procedures from national systems, so you can move from a confusing task to the most relevant official source without opening dozens of unrelated pages.