When can I apply for a Japanese visa?

Due to the impact of the new coronary pneumonia, Japan closed its embassy in China and temporarily suspended visa issuance, but now that the epidemic has changed, many people want to enter Japan for their own reasons, so they are eager to know when Japan can apply for a visa?

Recently, the embassy issued a notice on the new regulations on individual matters of individual objects, that is to say, applicants who meet the individual objects mentioned by the Japanese embassy can apply for visas. If the applicants meet the requirements, they can apply through the agency. After the visa is accepted, the embassy will decide whether to issue a visa through examination.

Individual objects: the spouse or children of the permanent resident in Japan and the spouse or children of the permanent resident in Japan, the family stays in Japan, the object of family separation, and those who have obtained the certificate of qualification for staying in Japan or do not currently hold the certificate of qualification for staying in Japan but hope to stay in Japan for one of a short period of time (within 90 days).

Note: Since Japan does not have a visa center in China, the relevant Japanese visa applications can only be sent through travel agencies, and individuals cannot submit them. Moreover, nucleic acid testing and other identity matters are required for submitting visa applications during the epidemic, and the nucleic acid certificate is preferably in English. Applicants must be very careful when preparing materials so as not to delay their trip due to material problems.

Therefore, at present, visa applications can be made, but the embassy only accepts applicants who meet the requirements of individual objects. Other types of visas are temporarily not accepted. If the applicant does not meet this requirement, he can only wait for the subsequent embassy to have a notice that can be handled.