Did you know that You will get paid back for what you paid to Japanese government?

You might be eligible to get back a part of your pension payments
according to how long you stayed in Japan.

If you stayed (or have stayed)
more than 6 months and
worked in Japan,
it is highly possible that
you will get money back !!!

From ¥52,530

to ¥525,300

Find out in 5 minutes if you can claim it.

When you work in Japan and pay into the national pension system,
you are contributing just like Japanese citizens.

If you leave Japan permanently,
you may be able to receive a lump-sum withdrawal payment — a one-time refund of part of your pension.

But many people never claim it,
because the process and documents are confusing.

We are supporting you to prepare documents and how to claim it with affordable price, comparing to other companies!!

✅ Are you qualified to receive it?
✅ How much can you get back?
✅ Can you apply from overseas?

Answer quick questions to find out.

Customers results

“Everything was explained in simple English.
I could do the process by myself with their checklist.”
— Rahul, India

“I worked in Tokyo for 3 years and didn’t know I could get any money back.
With this guide, I received over ¥120,000 in just 3 months.”
— Maria, Philippines

F&Q

Q1: Can I apply after leaving Japan?

A: Yes. You can send your application by post from abroad.

Q2: Do I need a Japanese bank account?

A: Not always. You can receive money in an overseas account (depending on the country).

Q3: How long does it take?

A: Usually 3–6 months after the documents are received.

Check it now!

Don’t leave your money behind in Japan.
Check now if you’re eligible for your pension refund.

It takes less than 5 minutes.