What are the materials required for students to apply for a Japanese tourist visa?

Many people go to Japan for tourism purposes, including many school students. Some people have heard that people with different identities need to provide different materials for Japanese tourist visas. Want to know what materials students need to apply for a Japanese tourist visa?

People who enter Japan as students for tourism generally sign single-visit visas. Compared with multiple-entry visas, the materials that students need to prepare are relatively simple, mainly including basic materials and other materials, as follows:

Basic Materials

Students applying for a Japanese tourist visa need to prepare the original personal information form, original passport, copy of ID card, original photo, copy of the entire account book, etc. The applicant must ensure that the materials provided are complete and meet the requirements, such as a copy of the account book, If it is a collective account, provide the first page of the collective account and the personal page; if you get married, you need to provide a marriage certificate.

Other Materials

In addition to the basic materials, students who want to obtain a Japanese tourist visa need to provide the following materials:

Student certificate: the original school certificate or a copy of the student ID card should be used on the official letterhead of the school, indicating the current address and contact information of the school, stamped with the official seal of the school, and indicating the name and position of the signatory.

Birth certificate: provided by applicants aged 18 and below, covering the applicant's name and parents' information, with a clear name of the applicant and the names of the applicant's parents.

Proof of contribution: If the applicant does not have a bank flow under his or her personal name, he or she can provide a one-year bank statement record under his or her parents' name, in addition, if there is a real estate, car property, deposit certificate, etc. can be used as proof of auxiliary assets.

In addition, if the applicant does not submit materials in the territorial area, he or she is also required to provide a temporary residence certificate. In addition to the above Japanese visa materials, applicants for multiple tourist visas in Japan also need to provide tax certificates. Student status does not meet this requirement. Therefore, most people obtain single-entry visas.