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Is an Okinawa visa different from a Japanese visa?
The Japanese Okinawa visa is different from the Japanese mainland visa (Japanese visa: ordinary visa). But the Japan Okinawa visa is a type of Japanese domestic visa (Japan visa). Take Okinawa visa and Japanese visa (two types of ordinary visas) as an example. The differences are as follows: they are issued to different objects and at different times.
Okinawa multiple-visit visas to Japan are issued to "persons and their family members who have sufficient financial ability" and "people and their family members who have visited Japan with a short-term visa in the past three years and have certain financial ability." The three-month individual single-entry tourist visa (ordinary visa) is issued to applicants for the purpose of sightseeing. Therefore, short-term visits other than sightseeing do not fall within this scope (except for some visas).
Multiple tourist visa to Okinawa, Japan - This visa can be used multiple times within the validity period of 3 years. Chinese group tourist visa to Japan (Japanese visa: ordinary visa) is required to travel to Japan within 15 days.
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