CATEGORIES OF VISAS |
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| SHORT-TERM VISA |
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A stay of up to 90 days for tourism, business, attending conference, visiting friends/acquaintance, etc., that does not include paid activities
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| LONG-TERM VISA |
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A stay of over 90 days for performing paid work (professor, journalist, researcher, engineer, etc.), to study, for training, etc.
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| FAMILY MEMBERS OF THE INDIANS WITH JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT VISA |
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| MEDICAL VISA |
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For medical check-ups and treatment, and related services. The visa is issued not only to patients but also their accompanying person(s) if necessary.
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| TRANSIT VISA |
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Activities are limited to sightseeing, leisure, and rest. Applicants must be traveling to foreign country from another foreign country via Japan who wish to stay in Japan for a short period (up to 15 days).
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| 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake - Announcements |
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Japan Travel Updates after the 3.11 Earthquake
To Foreign Nationals Who Wish to Postpone Their Visit to Japan owing to the Great East Japan Earthquake (pdf)
For Persons Who Wish to Enter Japan after the Expiration of their Certificate of Eligibility, Due to the Great East Japan Earthquake (pdf)
For "College Student" Who Left Japan without Obtaining a Re-entry Permit due to the Great East Japan Earthquake (pdf)
For Those Who had been Staying in Japan with the Status of Residence "Technical Intern Training" or "Trainee" and Left Japan without Obtaining a Re-entry Permit due to the Great East Japan Earthquake(pdf)
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