How many official agencies are there in Shanghai for Japanese individual tourist visas? Are the service charges the same at these points?

As of 20 19, 1, there is no travel agency designated by the Japanese Embassy in China.

There are 66 travel agencies in Beijing, 6 in Tianjin, 5 in Shaanxi, 5 in Hebei 1, 5 in Henan, 6 in Hubei, 2 in Hunan, 6 in Gansu 1 and 6 in Xinjiang 1. For the specific list, please click on the list of travel agencies designated by the Japanese Embassy in China.

Holders of "diplomatic", "official" and "ordinary" passports must go through institutions designated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of People's Republic of China (PRC) and China, and visa formalities for other applicants must go through institutions designated by Japan.

Students studying at public expense and spouses of Japanese who have lived in China for a long time can directly contact the Visa Office of the Consular Section of the Japanese Embassy in China to apply for a visa.

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Matters needing attention when entering Japan:

Japan's entry and exit affairs are managed by the Ministry of Justice and local entry and exit administration agencies. The basic law is the Entry and Exit Administration and Refugee Recognition Law. Japanese citizens must hold valid passports and visas to enter Japan and apply for entry at the port of entry. When entering the country, you should fill in the "entry card" and the purpose of entry should be consistent with the type of visa. 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.

Japanese embassy in China-list of travel agencies

China Consular Service Network-Japanese Entry and Residence