How to apply for a family visit visa in Japan

Understanding the processing of family visit visas in various countries is very important for those who have relatives overseas. Today, I will introduce to you the current processing of family visit visas in Japan. At present, Japan's open family visit visa is only for Japanese nationals, permanent residents and family members of residents. Those who meet one of the following conditions are eligible to apply for a Japanese family visit visa.

The population of relatives applying for a visa to visit relatives in Japan is as follows:

Japanese (including Japanese spouses), permanent residents (including permanent residents spouses):A B relatives

Occupant: Class A relatives

Range of relatives to apply:

Class A relatives: husband and wife, children (stepchildren), parents (stepchildren), parents-in-law, in-laws

Class B relatives: grandparents, grandparents, grandchildren, grandchildren, brothers and sisters (cousins, cousins), spouses of brothers and sisters

List of Japanese Family Visit Visa Materials

Chinese applicant materials:

1. Passport, old passport

2. Copy of residence booklet

3. Copy of residence permit submitted for off-site account

4. Notary certificate of kinship (within three months)

5.2-inch color photo of Japan visa application form (4.5cm long, 4.5cm wide, white background, 1)

6. Proof of residence such as residence permit or temporary residence permit (required for applications where the household registration does not belong to the local jurisdiction)

Japanese inviter material:

1. Recruitment reasons

2. Stall in the schedule (the date of signing must be more than 13 days from the departure date on the schedule)

3. Proof of occupation (e. g. certificate of employment, certificate of schooling or business license, etc.)

4. The original resident ticket (if the inviter is a non-Japanese person, you need to provide: certificate of registration of the original ticket)

5. Copy of payment certificate

Material of Japanese Guarantor:

1. Body Yuan Guarantee

2. Certificate of income or certificate of taxation or declaration of confirmation of the seal accepted by the tax authorities (issued by government agencies)

3. Proof of occupation (e. g. certificate of employment or business license, etc.)

4. When the guarantor is Japanese, it is required to provide: the original resident ticket (if the guarantor is a non-Japanese person who has been in residence for more than 3 years, it is required to provide: the certificate of registration of the original ticket record)

5. Transcript of household registration (required when the guarantor is a Japanese relative)

Visa validity: 90 days, stay period: subject to the issue of the embassy

The above is the object and information required for the issuance of a visa for visiting relatives in Japan. If you have any other questions, you can consult the visa customer service online.