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Article 3Statutory Special Permanent Resident

第三条(法定特別永住者)

A Person who has lost Japanese nationality under the Treaty of Peace with Japan or who is the child of a person who has lost Japanese nationality under the Treaty of Peace with Japan may, if that person satisfies at least one of the following items, permanently reside in Japan as a special permanent resident provided for in this Act.

平和条約国籍離脱者又は平和条約国籍離脱者の子孫でこの法律の施行の際次の各号の一に該当しているものは、この法律に定める特別永住者として、本邦で永住することができる。

the person satisfies any one of the following.

次のいずれかに該当する者

the person is one who stays in Japan pursuant to the provisions of pursuant to (herein after referred to as the "Old Act No. 126 of 1952") prior to its revision by the provisions of of the supplementary provisions.

の規定による改正前の(以下「旧昭和二十七年法律第百二十六号」という。)の規定により在留する者

the person is one who was granted permission for permanent residence in accordance with the provisions of the Special Act on the Control of Immigration following the Implementation of the Treaty between Japan and the Republic of Korea concerning the Legal Standing and Treatment of Korean Nationals residing in (hereinafter referred to as the "Old Japan-Korea Special Act") prior to its repeal by the provisions of of the supplementary provisions.

の規定による廃止前の日本国に居住する大韓民国国民の(以下「旧日韓特別法」という。)に基づく永住の許可を受けている者

the person is one who stays in Japan by virtue of the status of permanent residence as set out in the left-hand column of the prior to its revision by the provisions of of the supplementary provisions (hereinafter referred to as the "Old Immigration Control Act").

の規定による改正前の入管法(以下「旧入管法」という。)の上欄の永住者の在留資格をもって在留する者

the person is one who stays in Japan by virtue of the status of residence of a child of persons who have lost Japanese nationality under the Treaty of Peace with Japan, as set out in the left-hand column of the .

の上欄の平和条約関連国籍離脱者の子の在留資格をもって在留する者

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