How much to obtain Secondhand Dealer License ?

 

How much to obtain Secondhand Dealer License in Japan?

 

 

If you’re considering starting a secondhand or antique business in Japan, obtaining a Secondhand Dealer License is essential. This license allows you to legally buy and sell used goods, antiques, and collectibles. Here are the key steps and costs involved:

  1. Application Fee:

    • To apply for a Secondhand Dealer License, you’ll need to submit an application form and supporting documents to your local police station. The application fee is ¥19,000 . Whether you choose to handle the application yourself or hire a professional, this fee remains the same.

  2. Additional Expenses:

    • Apart from the application fee, there are other miscellaneous expenses to consider:
      • Document Issuance Fees: These fees cover the cost of obtaining necessary certificates and documents. They typically amount to around ¥10,000 to ¥20,000 .
      • Preparation Costs: Expenses related to preparing your business, such as transportation costs, office supplies, and initial marketing efforts.

  3. Professional Assistance:

    • While it’s possible to navigate the application process independently, hiring a professional can streamline the process and ensure accuracy. Consider engaging a legal professional, such as a licensed administrative scrivener, to assist you. Their fees usually range from ¥40,000 to ¥50,000 .

Remember that these costs are approximate and may vary based on individual circumstances. It’s advisable to consult with a professional to guide you through the process and provide personalized advice.

For more detailed information, visit the official website of the Japan National Police Agency or seek assistance from a legal expert. Best of luck with your antique business venture! 🌟

 

 

 

For more details on the Second-hand dealer  Permit, please inquire at the police station where you intend to submit the application, or consult an administrative procedures legal specialist (gyōseishoshi / 行政書士) .

 

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