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How long does the Japanese individual tourist visa stay?

There are several kinds of tourist visas in Japan, including group visas and individual tourist visas (single, multiple times in three years, multiple times in five years).

The team visa is valid once, and the longest stay in Japan is 15 days (but according to the itinerary of the team you reported, you can't quit the group! )。

Individual tourist visa is the same as group visa, the longest stay is 15 days, and it is valid once!

Individual tourist visas for more than three years can visit Japan unlimited times within three years, with a maximum stay of 30 days. The annual stay in Japan cannot exceed 180 days.

Multiple visas for five years, unlimited visits to Japan within five years, with a maximum stay of 90 days each time, and the stay in Japan within one year cannot exceed 180 days.

Japanese individual tourist visa is a necessary visa for traveling to Japan.

In order to improve the issuance efficiency, Japanese embassies and consulates simplified the issuance procedures, stipulating that except diplomatic visas, all other visas are represented by agencies designated by embassies and consulates in Japan, and tourist visas are represented by designated travel agencies, and individual applications are not accepted.

Payment terms

In principle, if the visa applicant meets all the following conditions, the visa that meets the requirements will be issued.

1. The applicant holds a valid passport and has the right and qualification to re-enter the country of return or residence.

2. The application materials submitted are true and conform to the regulations.

3. The applicant's activities or identity, status and stay in Japan meet the requirements of the Law on the Recognition of Entry and Exit Countries and Refugees (195 1 No.319, hereinafter referred to as the Entry Law).

4. The applicant does not meet any of the items 1 in Article 5 of the Immigration Law.