Special residency permit issued for elder daughter of Iranian co

Special residency permit issued for elder daughter of Iranian co

TOKYO, Japan - Iranian Amine Khalil (R) and his daughter Maryam (L) show up at the Justice Ministry's Tokyo Regional Immigration Bureau on Feb. 16 as Japan issued special residency permit the same day to the daughter who is scheduled to enter a two-year junior college in Gunma Prefecture in April. AmineAhis wife and another daughter have been ordered to leave Japan for overstaying their visas. (Kyodo)

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