How to apply for a tourist visa to Japan in Korea?

To apply for a Japanese tourist visa in Korea, you need to go to the Japanese Embassy in Korea. The following are the materials needed to apply for a Japanese tourist visa with a Korean D2 visa:

1. Application Form (just fill it in at the Japanese Embassy in Korea). ?

2. A photo of your ID card (to remind everyone, it's better to take a photo different from your passport and foreigner's landing card, because the official requirement is a recent photo of 6 months). ?

3. Proof of study (English or Korean is not specified, but it is best to submit it in English). ?

4. Copy of the landing card for foreigners (both sides need to be copied). ?

5. Original passport. ?

6. air ticket reservation form (the reservation form is very simple, just print it out after booking the air ticket online. If the itinerary may change in the future, you can print it first. ?

7. Bank running list (the running list of the last 6 months, or you can directly submit the certificate of fund freezing). ?

8. Tour itinerary (The Japanese Embassy has stipulated specifications, which should be downloaded and filled out in advance, and then printed out. The content, location, hotel phone number and address of the tour should be consistent with the hotel reservation form and ticket information). ?

9. Hotel reservation form.

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Matters needing attention when entering Japan:

1. Foreigners who intend to live in Japan for more than 3 months should go through the formalities of residence declaration at the entry examination department when entering Japan.

2. Participants are obliged to provide personal biometric information (fingerprints, facial photos), otherwise they will be rejected. Immigrants should seriously answer the questions raised by immigration inspectors. Even if he holds a visa issued by China's embassy or consulate in Japan, the immigration inspector has the right to refuse him entry to Japan during the immigration examination.

3. After entering the country, the parties concerned shall properly keep their passports and visas, and legally engage in work and study in strict accordance with the qualifications granted by the visas.

4. Japanese long-term residents who leave Japan with a residence card and return to Japan within one year from the date of departure (before the expiration of the residence period of less than one year) do not need to apply for a "re-entry permit" in principle. Other personnel need to apply for a "re-entry permit" from the local immigration office in advance. If they don't apply for re-entry permit, they will not be able to return to Japan smoothly.

5. International students who plan to work in Japan to subsidize their living expenses need to apply for an "unqualified activity permit" in advance before they can legally engage in work-study programs. If they do not apply for unqualified activity permits, they may be forcibly repatriated once they are discovered by the immigration authorities.

People's Daily Online-Introduction to applying for a third-country personal tourist visa in Korea with a D2 student visa