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Individuals from countries that require visas and must pass through Japan en route to a different destination need a Japan Transit Visa.
The Japan Transit Visa is limited to a few days and permits tourism, sightseeing, or relaxation. To visit a family member, a different visa designed for visiting purposes is typically required.
Who is it for?
You will usually be issued a transit visa if you have a connecting flight at another airport, which means you have no choice but to leave the airport’s premises or is there is no connecting flight within the same day.
You need a transit visa for Japan if:
You are not from one of the countries on the list below;
Nationals of the following countries do not need a Japan Transit Visa:
- 1. Andorra
- 2. Argentina
- 3. Australia
- 4. Austria
- 5. Bahamas
- 6. Belgium
- 7. Brunei
- 8. Bulgaria
- 9. Canada
- 10. Chile
- 11. Costa Rica
- 12. Croatia
- 13. Cyprus
- 14. Czech Republic
- 15. Denmark
- 16. Dominican Republic
- 17. El Salvador
- 18. Estonia
- 19. Finland
- 20. France
- 21. Germany
- 22. Greece
- 23. Guatemala
- 24. Honduras
- 25. Hong Kong
- 26. Hungary
- 27. Iceland
- 28. Ireland
- 29. Israel
- 30. Italy
- 31. Latvia
- 32. Liechtenstein
- 33. Lithuania
- 34. Luxembourg
- 35. Macao
- 36. Malta
- 37. Mauritius
- 38. Mexico
- 39. Monaco
- 40. Netherlands
- 41. New Zealand
- 42. North Macedonia
- 43. Norway
- 44. Poland
- 45. Portugal
- 46. Republic of Korea
- 47. Romania
- 48. San Marino
- 49. Singapore
- 50. Slovakia
- 51. Spain
- 52. Surinam
- 53. Sweden
- 54. Switzerland
- 55. Taiwan
- 56. Tunisia
- 57. United Kingdom
- 58. United States
- 59. Uruguay
You intend to enter Japan while traveling to a third country of destination (ie. you will leave the airport)
Benefits:
- Transit visas allow travelers to seamlessly connect between flights in a foreign country without having to go through the hassle of obtaining a full entry visa. This is especially beneficial for individuals who have layovers or need to make multiple stops during their journey.
- The application process for transit visas is generally straightforward and less demanding compared to other types of visas. The requirements are often minimal, and the processing time is typically quicker, ensuring that travelers can obtain their visas in a timely manner.
- Depending on the transit visa regulations, travelers may be permitted to leave the airport transit area and explore the surrounding attractions during their layover. This provides an opportunity to experience the local culture, cuisine, and landmarks without requiring a separate tourist visa.
- Transit visas are usually less expensive than regular tourist or business visas. For travelers who only need to pass through a country briefly and do not plan to engage in any extensive activities, a transit visa can be a cost-effective option.
- Explore more of Japan’s cultural tapestry and business city with the benefit of multiple entries.
How to Get Your Single Entry Tourist Visa
- Get your free consultation from our expert consultants.
- Gather all necessary documents with guidance from our consultants.
- We will handle the visa application submission on your behalf.
- Stay informed with regular updates from our team throughout the process.
- Our team will schedule and assist with any biometric appointments (if needed)*.
- Receive prompt notification upon visa approval.
- Conveniently pick up your passport at our offices or have it delivered to you through our official Field Officers.
*Countries that require biometric process: Schengen (Europe), UK, Saudi Arabia, China
Processing time
- 7 workdays (excluding holidays) : 1,400,000 IDR
Requirements
To qualify for the Transit Visa Japan, you must meet the following criteria:
- Passport (min. 6 months before expired)
- Recent photo (6 months) 4,5x3,5cm white background click here
- ID/KTP (photocopy)
- Already have a visa/entry permit to the main destination country
- Tickets print-out (open tickets are not allowed)
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The Transit Visa Japan is a simplified visa option designed for travelers passing through Japan on their way to another country. It allows visitors to explore Japan’s unique blend of ancient and modern traditions during their layover. Our organization, Global Visa, provided by Lets Move Indonesia, specializes in streamlining the transit visa application process for travelers from various countries.
Our consultation services assist individuals with every aspect of the transit visa application process, increasing their chances of approval. Our team of experienced specialists guides applicants through each step of the application and addresses any inquiries or concerns.
Global Visa by Lets Move Indonesia serves as a reliable partner, offering comprehensive transit visa processing services for international travel. Individuals can contact Global Visa to learn more about the transit visa requirements, gather the necessary documents, and complete the application process efficiently. We are committed to making your transit through Japan as smooth and seamless as possible.
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