Japan does not have a formal program in place where the government pays foreigners to move to the country. However, there are certain initiatives and programs that encourage foreign workers, students, entrepreneurs, and professionals to come to Japan through avenues like work visas, study programs, and specific job opportunities. Some regions in Japan, particularly rural areas facing population decline, may offer incentives such as subsidies, tax breaks, or support for housing to attract residents, both Japanese and foreign, but these are not widespread across the country and are typically targeted at specific demographics or regions. For individuals interested in relocating to Japan, exploring available visa options, job opportunities, and support programs can provide avenues for making the move.