He hasn't enrolled me into anything. They helped me enroll into NHI when I came here. From time to time I get information letters about nenkin and show it to my employer, but he says I don't need it and can throw it away. The last one he took to the city office and I don't know what he did there with it.
I'm still trying to find out what would be best to do. Once I go back to my home country I will be a person who has NEVER paid into the pension plans of my own country yet as I left Japan right after I graduated from university. Probably it would have been better to pay pension from the beginning, but if I join now then I would have to pay back 1,5 or 2 years, but without that counting for pension in my own country and as I plan to only stay 1,5-2 more years in Japan it doesn't make that much sense to make back-payments and not getting any benifits from it, right?
He's aware of the situation. He just came back from a meeting with other "school bosses" and they were apparently talking about those laws as well. As far as he understood it only concerns the health insurance, though.
Well, it's true that it costs nothing to register ... apart from the thousands of $ I'd have to pay for almost 2 years back (x_X) .. so I think I'd better not register now.
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They helped me enroll into NHI when I came here. From time to time I get information letters about nenkin and show it to my employer, but he says I don't need it and can throw it away. The last one he took to the city office and I don't know what he did there with it.
I'm still trying to find out what would be best to do.
Once I go back to my home country I will be a person who has NEVER paid into the pension plans of my own country yet as I left Japan right after I graduated from university.
Probably it would have been better to pay pension from the beginning, but if I join now then I would have to pay back 1,5 or 2 years, but without that counting for pension in my own country and as I plan to only stay 1,5-2 more years in Japan it doesn't make that much sense to make back-payments and not getting any benifits from it, right?
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