● RAISING CHILDREN

For moving within the city, a rent difference of ¥35,000 a month × 24 months + ¥100,000 for moving costs

Next-Generation Moving Subsidy / Shinjuku City
Next-Generation Moving SubsidyShinjuku CityChild before the end of compulsory educationIncome requirements apply
Rent difference and moving costs subsidized for moves within the city
The increase in rentUp to ¥35,000/monthUp to 24 months; moving costs up to ¥100,000
  • A planned registration application is needed before signing the lease for the new home
  • 15 households recruited; closes when the planned number is reached
Based on the official sourceKosodate Tokyo

This program subsidizes the rent difference and moving costs for child-rearing households that move from private rental housing in Shinjuku City to other private rental housing in the city. The increase in rent is subsidized up to ¥35,000 a month for up to 2 years. In addition, the actual moving cost is supported up to ¥100,000 (limited to the cost of transporting belongings by a moving company). The subsidy is taxable income, and you may need to file a tax return. There is a pitfall in the order of procedures. You must submit a "planned registration application" before signing the lease for the new home; if you sign the contract first, you cannot receive the subsidy. You must contact the city before deciding on a property. The planned registration is valid for 3 months from acceptance, and you must complete the main application during that time. The main application is within 30 days of moving. 15 households are recruited on an ongoing basis, but applications close when the planned number is reached. The income requirement is ¥5,400,000 or less with 1 dependent, ¥5,780,000 or less with 2, and ¥6,160,000 or less with 3. The rent limit is ¥180,000 for households of up to 4 people and ¥215,000 for households of up to 5 people. Other conditions are floor area requirements, meeting the new earthquake-resistance standards, and having lived in the city for 1 year or more.

How much for the rent difference and moving costs?

Nationality and residence status

Foreign residents must have a residence status such as Permanent Resident or Special Permanent Resident. Official source (Japanese)

Who is eligible

Supporting a child who has not finished compulsory education, moving from private rental housing in the city to private rental housing in the city. Income of ¥5,400,000 or less with 1 dependent (¥5,780,000 or less with 2, ¥6,160,000 or less with 3); rent limit ¥180,000 for households of up to 4 people and ¥215,000 for up to 5 people

Notes

Amount: the rent difference before and after moving up to ¥35,000 a month (for up to 2 years), and the actual moving cost up to ¥100,000.Recruitment: 15 households (ongoing; closes when the planned number is reached).Income requirement: ¥5,400,000 or less with 1 dependent, ¥5,780,000 or less with 2, ¥6,160,000 or less with 3.Rent limit: ¥180,000 for households of up to 4 people, ¥215,000 for up to 5 people.Other requirements: floor area requirements, meeting the new earthquake-resistance standards, living in the city for 1 year or more.Important: a "planned registration application" is required before signing the lease for the new home. Applications after signing are not possible.
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