Visa Japan
Obtain your Japan visa easily with Global Visas by Lets Move Indonesia. We provide expert guidance throughout the application process.
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Japan is a captivating destination for global tourism, presenting a harmonious blend of ancient traditions and contemporary advancements. The country’s rich culture and heritage offer global citizens a chance to immerse themselves in traditional arts, visit historic temples, and experience the unique customs of the Japanese people. The diverse geography of Japan features stunning natural wonders such as Mount Fuji, the serene bamboo forests of Arashiyama, and the rejuvenating hot springs of Hakone. The country’s distinct seasons provide a kaleidoscope of colours, from the vibrant cherry blossoms of spring to the fiery red leaves of autumn.
To explore the captivating beauty of Japan, obtaining the necessary visa is essential. However, the visa application procedure can be intricate and daunting.
As a leading visa consultancy in Indonesia with an established reputation since 2016, Lets Move Indonesia proudly presents our unrivalled visa consultation service.
Type of Visas for Japan
Foreigners holding an electronic passport can enjoy a visa waiver for stays of up to 15 days in Japan. This option eliminates the need for a complex visa to Japan.
The single Entry visa is suitable for short-term stays for tourism, allowing a stay of up to 90 days in Japan, depending on your specific circumstances.
The Multiple Entry Visa is a valuable option. It allows multiple entries into Japan within a specified validity period, usually three years.
If you have a layover in Japan, Transit Visa allows you a short stay in Japan, typically up to 72 hours and solely for transit purposes.
General Requirements
To ensure a smooth and efficient visa application process, please ensure you have the following documents readily available:
- Passport valid for at least six months beyond the intended duration of your stay in Japan.
- Supporting Documents depending on the type of visa you are applying for, additional supporting documents may be required. These documents may include proof of financial means, travel itinerary, accommodation arrangements, and invitation letters (if applicable).
Please note that this is a general list, and specific requirements may vary depending on your nationality and the type of visa you are applying for. For the most up-to-date information and guidance, please refer to the official website or speak to our consultant for comprehensive assistance with your Japan visa.
Why Apply for an International Visa with Lets Move Indonesia
At Lets Move Indonesia, we recognise the importance of strategic planning and well-informed decisions in navigating international visa processes. Our commitment is to provide you with the essential knowledge, guidance, and support to make informed choices regarding your Japan visa application. With our expertise and personalised approach, you can embark on the visa application journey with confidence, knowing that we are your trusted partner throughout the process.
Partnering with Lets Move Indonesia means entrusting your visa application to a team of dedicated and experienced professionals. We are committed to delivering a seamless and stress-free experience, handling every aspect of the application with the utmost care and professionalism.
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Frequently asked questions
Japan offers various visa types for Indonesian citizens, including:
- Temporary Visitor Visa: For tourism, leisure, visiting friends or family, or attending short-term courses.
- Business Visa: For business-related activities like meetings, conferences, or exploring investment opportunities.
- Working Holiday Visa: For young adults (18-30 years old) to work and travel in Japan for up to one year.
- Student Visa: For individuals enrolled in educational institutions in Japan.
- Spouse or Child of Japanese National Visa: For family members of Japanese citizens.
- Specific Activity Visa: For cultural, artistic, or sports activities.
How do I apply for a visa to Japan from Indonesia?
The validity of a visa in Japan depends on the type of visa and your individual circumstances. Temporary Visitor Visas are typically valid for 15 or 90 days. However, some visas may be issued with a shorter or long-term stay. Be sure to check the specific details of your visa to avoid overstaying.
Some visas, like the Temporary Visitor Visa, may be extendable within Japan under certain conditions. However, not all visas can be extended.
Visa fees vary depending on the type of visa and your nationality. Applicants can find information on the official website of the Japanese Embassy or Consulate General in Indonesia.
No, tourist visas are strictly for tourism and leisure purposes and do not permit employment in Japan. You would need a specific work visa to legally work in the country.
Yes, certain nationals are eligible for visa-free requirements to visit Japan for short-term stays. However, other global citizens who must obtain a visa to Japan can benefit from a visa waiver program or single-entry visa.
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Disclaimers
Lets Move Indonesia is solely a consultation services provider for both visas to Indonesia and visas from Indonesia. It is important to note that we do not generate any official government documents that clients should obtain directly from the relevant government authorities. However, our team of experienced professionals can provide comprehensive assistance and guidance throughout the application process, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and a stress-free experience.
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