MemberJiahui
MemberReply to Questions about moving to Japan
Hi,
I have a disability and moved to Japan 17 years ago.
If you are a resident (ie not a tourist but have a residence in Japan), you are entitled to the same services including healthcare and disability services. As was mentioned by Mark you only pay a portion of the medical cost. I would say most doctors can speak better English than the…
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