Is it easy to get a Japanese visa?

First of all, a Japanese visa must specify your consular district, your domicile and your permanent residence.

For example, Beijing, Tianjin, Henan, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang, Tibet, Qinghai, Ningxia, Hubei and Hunan belong to Beijing, and the materials are sent to the Beijing Embassy for processing.

Shanghai, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Anhui and Zhejiang belong to the territory of Shanghai.

Take Beijing as an example. If you are registered in Beijing, it is easier to get a Japanese visa.

Ok, suppose that Japanese visas are divided into single, three-year multiple and five-year multiple individual tourist visas.

One passport, two 45*45 color photos on a white background, and a copy of ID card. Generally, an application form is given for a single account in Beijing.

Add 12 month bank statement and employment certificate to the rest.

Non-Beijing hukou needs to be accompanied by the residence permit or the original residence permit of this city in Beijing.

I need a bank card many times in three years, and my total annual income exceeds 200,000+employment certificate.

Tax forms with annual personal income tax exceeding 85,000+employment certificate+bank running list are required for many times in five years.

For applicants who have a normal job and a college degree or above, a Japanese visa is still very simple!

Of course, there are still many illegal acts in Japan, so it is still difficult to apply for rural hukou in sensitive areas because of poor conditions, and it will generally not be sent to contracting institutions.