Do I need to pay a 5W cash deposit when I apply for a Japanese tourist visa?

When travel agencies apply for tourist visas to Japan, they usually ask for cash.

Travel agencies can't help it, because too many people fled to Japan to work in the name of tourism, which has seriously affected the future business of travel agencies. So you have to charge a deposit. If it is in Japan, the travel agency will confiscate the deposit and recover some losses.

The deposit that the travel agency has to pay is actually a reduction of the risk of the travel agency itself, because if you sign up for going abroad at the travel agency, if you don't return, the travel agency will bear the risk, and it often happens in China, so the travel agency will collect your deposit, and it is cash, because only in this way can the travel agency get the money at that time. If you really go abroad, you won't come back, and the travel agency can't get your mortgage certificate! And this fee is sometimes charged by the guarantee company. Depending on the situation, you will know whether you belong to the part of people who have a greater chance of going out and not coming back. Generally speaking, young people are the most likely to be unmarried, so the guarantee company that handles the visa will ask for a deposit for this part of the object, so don't worry about taking your money away. As long as you sign up in a regular travel agency, it is no problem to sign a regular contract and invoice. Because a regular travel agency has to pay hundreds of thousands of quality deposits in the Tourism Bureau, in case of any problems, the National Tourism Administration will start this part of the funds to accept compensation incidents!