Is there a territorial division for applying for a Japanese visa?

With the rapid economic development in recent years, the rise of purchasing agents and the popularity of tourism in Japan, with the arrival of the Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival from March to April every year, there is an endless stream of Chinese tourists who go to Japan to enjoy the cherry blossoms, and the number of applicants for Japanese visas also increases.

Generally speaking, applicants can apply for a visa according to their place of permanent residence. However, some countries are very strict about the visa application area, and some countries are divided according to the place of residence or the place where the passport is issued. In this case, the applicant must submit the visa application in strict accordance with the requirements of the embassy's consular area, otherwise the embassy will not accept it.

Japanese visas are also divided into territorial areas, and applicants are required to apply for visas according to the territorial area of their domicile and place of work. The Japanese Embassy in China can be divided into the following categories:

It can be seen from this that the Japanese embassy has very strict standards for the applicant's visa application area. The Japanese embassy stipulates that the applicant can only submit the application through the travel agency, not by himself. Therefore, the agency will help the applicant to choose a suitable area to submit the application.

If the applicant cannot apply at the place of household registration, he or she needs to provide relevant certificates, such as employment and the original residence permit, and can apply for a visa in the consular area where the place of work is located.

To sum up, the Japanese visa application is divided into territorial areas, but the applicant can submit the application to the agent. Although the Japanese visa territorial area is relatively strict, the applicant need not worry too much. Generally speaking, the Japanese visa issuance rate is relatively high, and most applicants can sign out smoothly.