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SBI Securities referral: 100 points via link, NISA allowance ¥3.6M a year
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SBI Securities Referral Link: Open an Account and Start NISA

Key Takeaways: SBI Securities has no referral code: you apply through a referral link, and choosing V Points on the form earns 100 SBI-only V Points. Opening and maintaining the account is free, and foreign residents can apply by mail with a residence card and My Number. Setting up NISA before the year ends lets you start using the ¥3.6M yearly allowance in January. Not a code: a referral link ¥3.6MNISA’s yearly investment allowance resets every January Open an SBI Securities account before the year ends: referral link steps and how to start NISA SBI Securities has no referral code to type in. Apply through a referral link and you get 100 SBI-only V Points (when you pick V Points on the form). Opening and maintaining the account is free. Last checked: September 29, 2026 (SBI Securities’ official referral program, “Zero Revolution”, NISA setup and FAQ pages) What this guide […]

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NISA for Foreigners in Japan: Can You Use It?

Key Takeaways: Foreigners qualify for NISA by residency, not nationality: a residence card, a My Number, and age 18 or over are enough to invest up to ¥3.6 million a year free of the usual 20.315% tax on gains. The account is tied to your Japan residency, so a permanent departure forces you to close it. Tax-Free Investing in Japan – Your Ultimate Wealth Building Tool NISA for Foreigners in Japan: Can You Use It? Quick answer for foreigners Yes — foreigners can use NISA. Eligibility is by residency, not nationality. If you are a Japan tax resident with a residence card and My Number, aged 18+, you can open a NISA and invest tax-free, just like Japanese residents. The two largest online brokers are Rakuten Securities and SBI Securities (SBI takes applications from foreign nationals by mail only). The big catch: NISA is tied to your Japan residency —

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