A microwave also does wonders and as a bonus you can't see the damage with the naked eye if you do it right. Happy frying!Mock Cockpit wrote:I think the IC chip in my new card is going to accidentally be hit with a balpeen hammer.
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A microwave also does wonders and as a bonus you can't see the damage with the naked eye if you do it right. Happy frying!Mock Cockpit wrote:I think the IC chip in my new card is going to accidentally be hit with a balpeen hammer.
Tsuru wrote:A microwave also does wonders and as a bonus you can't see the damage with the naked eye if you do it right. Happy frying!
wuchan wrote:one word: magnet.
wuchan wrote:one word: magnet.
So?FG Lurker wrote:The problem is that if you do it "wrong" it tends to set the card on fire. "Oops!"
osopolar wrote:http://www.immi-moj.go.jp/newimmiact_1/en/index.html
Enuff Stuff wrote:Just heard about this today and at first thought I had wasted time and money on a new reentry permit this summer, but it appears otherwise. The way I read it, if you have permanent residency and plan to return more than 365 days after your departure, you will still need a reentry permit (whose validity is being extended from 3 to 5 years).
Is that the way you read it?
Enuff Stuff wrote:Just heard about this today and at first thought I had wasted time and money on a new reentry permit this summer, but it appears otherwise. The way I read it, if you have permanent residency and plan to return more than 365 days after your departure, you will still need a reentry permit (whose validity is being extended from 3 to 5 years).
Is that the way you read it?
Whadda ya mean? Slavery's over? Damn, I was just going to put in a bid on Iraira.....IparryU wrote:startin to sound like america after slavery...
Greji wrote:Whadda ya mean? Slavery's over? Damn, I was just going to put in a bid on Iraira.....
wagyl wrote:According to the Q&A here,
which is a pain because the gaijin card is the only document which provides a link between the katakana I use in registering my car, my phone etc. and the Latin alphabet name I was born with. I can foresee being prevented from cancelling my phone contract because my zairyu card does not state the name I registered my phone under.![]()
wagyl wrote:In other fun and games,
I haven't checked the Japanese text, but I hope that is as deliciously ambiguous in the original. Honey, if you don't put out, I'm reporting you to Immigration.
wagyl wrote:I haven't checked the Japanese text, but I hope that is as deliciously ambiguous in the original. Honey, if you don't put out, I'm reporting you to Immigration.
wagyl wrote:which is a pain because the gaijin card is the only document which provides a link between the katakana I use in registering my car, my phone etc. and the Latin alphabet name I was born with. I can foresee being prevented from cancelling my phone contract because my zairyu card does not state the name I registered my phone under.![]()
wagyl wrote:The link is only in Japanese, but as part of the new system we also get on the Juminhyo and Jukinet, where legal aliases can be recorded.
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