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| Who requires a visa? Depending on the length of stay and nationality, either a tourist or student visa may be required: Nationals of the following countries may not require visas for stays up to 6 months: Austria, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Mexico No visa may be required for stays of 90 days or less: Singapore, Canada, U.S.A., Argentina, Bahamas, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Rep., El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Suriname, Uruguay, Barbados, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Andorra, Czech Rep., Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Monaco, Poland, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Turkey, Lesotho, Mauritius, Tunisia 14 days or less: Brunei Visas are highly recommended for nationals of Malaysia and Peru Temporarily suspended: Bangladesh, Pakistan, Iran Note: Nationals of countries that have concluded visa exemption arrangements with Japan for stays of up to six months in principle are granted permission to stay in Japan for 90 days at the time of landing. Nationals of these countries who wish to stay in Japan for more than 90 days must apply at their nearest immigration authority in Japan for an extension of their period of stay. Whether or not they hold a visa, visitors who do not possess visible means of support for their stay, onward or return tickets and other documents for their next destination may be refused entry. What documents will be required? The following documents must be submitted whatever the purpose of the visit: passport Two 45mm x 45mm passport-type photos taken within the previous six months (stateless persons must submit three photos) Two official visa application forms, available at the embassy or consulate documents certifying the purpose of the visit (see the accompanying table) A copy of a certificate of admission from the educational institution where the person concerned intends to study. documents certifying that the person concerned can defray all expenses incurred during the stay in Japan Time required to issue visa: Usually 2-7 days Note: In the case of applications that require inquiries to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (for example, applications for work or study visas that are not accompanied by a Certificate of Eligibility), it usually takes two to three months or even longer, so in such cases please allow plenty of leeway What is the cost of a visa? Single-entry: 3,000 yen / US$25 Double or multiple-entry: 6,000 yen / US$50 Note: Visa fees vary depending on nationality. Check with the nearest Consulate for further information | |
Japan sure is a top country for foreign tourist because of the it's diversity. Although nationality plays a big role on how long you'll be able to stay in the country with your visitor visa or student visa I think the country is worthy of all that restriction.
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