How to cancel a Japanese visa

For many inexperienced tourists, some countries need to cancel their visas after returning from their first trip abroad. If the holder does not cancel the visa, it may affect the processing of the next visa. Japanese visa is also a country that needs to be canceled. How can Japanese visa be canceled?

Cancellation means that foreigners need to revoke their visas at a designated place after entering and returning home with valid visas to prove that the holders have returned home on time. Generally speaking, cancellation of visas must be carried out by the applicants themselves at the embassy or other designated places with valid certificates.

However, the Japanese embassy does not have high requirements for applicants to cancel their visas. It does not require the holders to go to the embassy in person, but the travel agency can handle it. When applying for a Japanese visa, the embassy does not require the applicants to go to the embassy to handle it, but directly looks for an agent, and the same is true for cancellation.

When the applicant has completed the Japanese visa, he will receive a return report. When the applicant applies for a boarding pass at the airport before returning to China, he must have the return report stamped by the airport staff, and a copy of the passport entry and exit stamp after returning to China will be handed over to the agency.

If it is the first time to apply for a Japanese visa, the applicant must remember to cancel the visa after returning home, because this is equivalent to an important process of activating a multi-year visa.

However, it is important to remind applicants that although the cancellation of Japanese visas can be handed over to the agency, it is also important for applicants to pay attention to the fact that they must be processed as soon as they return home. In case you really forget to cancel the visa, the holder needs to prepare sufficient supporting materials to tell the Japanese embassy in China that it is indeed returning home on time before the embassy can cancel the visa.

If the Japanese visa is not canceled, it will have a great impact on the applicant's later application for a visa, leaving a bad record, causing multiple valid visas to be canceled, and when applying for visas from other countries, the possibility of being rejected will be very high, and even be blacklisted by the embassy.