What are the requirements for a tourist visa to Japan?

The requirements for applying for a Japanese visa are as follows: passports valid for more than half a year, and old passports should be provided at the same time when using new passports; Application form for tourist visa; Two two-inch bareheaded color photos; Copy of my ID card; Copy of the household registration book of the whole family; Proof of employment; Copy of business license.

In the process of visa application, materials must be prepared in strict accordance with the requirements of Japanese embassies and consulates abroad. Applicants must provide true, accurate and correct personal information and itinerary, otherwise it will be regarded as visa fraud and may be refused entry.

Unless the country applying for a visa has signed a reciprocal agreement with Japan, the applicant needs to pay a certain visa fee, which usually varies according to the visa type and the country applying for it.

Generally speaking, visa applications need to be prepared several months in advance so as to have enough time to process and submit applications. In some peak seasons, such as summer vacation and winter vacation, the period of visa application may be extended. Therefore, travelers must plan the visa application time in advance according to their own itinerary.

Matters needing attention in traveling to Japan:

Visa: As a tourist, you need to obtain a valid visa at the embassy or consulate of the country where you study. For Japan, you need to apply for a short-term stay visa.

Booking air tickets: you need to book air tickets in advance to confirm whether the date and time are consistent with the visa.

Book accommodation: you need to book accommodation in advance before going to Japan to see your children. This will not only allow you to better arrange your travel schedule, but also provide more flexibility for your travel.

Know the customs: Before you go to Japan, you need to know the culture and customs of that country. For example, shaking hands, hugging and kissing are not common in Japan. You need to learn how to respect others in the local cultural environment.

Accurate itinerary: You need to accurately calculate the time when you go to Japan and leave Japan to ensure that you can visit your relatives smoothly.

Translation service: If you don't know Japanese, you need to use translation service to help you better understand the local culture and customs.

Buy insurance: before going to Japan, you need to buy travel insurance in case of emergency.

Bring enough cash: In Japan, some small businesses may not accept credit cards or other electronic payment methods. Therefore, you need to bring enough cash to use when you need it.

Respect local laws: Before going to Japan, you need to know local laws and regulations and abide by them. If you violate local laws, you may face punishment.