UAE 5-years multi-entry visa for tourists and business in the country. Now, visitors hailing from any part of the world will be provided with a UAE 5-years multi-entry visa to the UAE. The visa holder will get the opportunity to enter and out of the UAE multiple times but must remain in the country for at least 90 days during each visit. The maximum permitted duration to stay in the country is 180 days in a year.
This will be very crucial for people who want to spend more time with their families in the UAE, without the hassles of applying for a visa again and again. The visa programme is also significant for businesses which require their employees to attend various meetings and conferences in and out of the UAE.
The documents you need
The following documents will be required for getting the UAE 5-years multi-entry visa for tourist:
Last six-month bank statement for proving that the person has a minimum balance of USD 4,000, or its equivalent in other foreign currencies.
Proof of UAE health insurance
The latest coloured passport-sized photo with a white background
Xerox of the front and last page of the passport
Additional documents include a copy of the flight ticket, hotel booking or lease agreement and proof of residence such as an invitation letter from family or friends living in UAE.
How to apply
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Golden Visa holders in the UAE can now sponsor their parents for a 10-years residency. This is part of a significantly expanded Golden Visa scheme that went into effect on October 3.
Firosekhan, operation manager at Arabian Business Centre (Amer Centre – Sheikh Zayed Road), told : “We issued a 10-year Golden Visa for the parents of a 10-year visa holder. Previously, these used to be issued for a year like it is done for normal residency holders.”
A customer care agent from the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP) confirmed the development.
According to the official UAE Government website, an expatriate employee can sponsor parents for a year's stay by “paying a deposit as a guarantee for each parent as stipulated by the respective immigration department”.
“The deposit that needs to be made to sponsor parents does not apply to Golden Visa holders. They need to submit a document issued by their respective consulates stating that they are the sole caretakers of their parents,” said Firosekhan.
Usually, Residency Golden Visa holders in the UAE can now sponsor their parents if they earn a monthly salary of at least Dh20,000. This salary requirement, too, does not apply to Golden Visa holders, Firosekhan added.
Hundreds of thousands of Golden Visas have been issued to eligible residents since they were first rolled out. The 10-year visa costs between Dh2,800 and Dh3,800.
Six-month UAE Grace Period After Visa Cancellation, expiry applies to some categories
The UAE Grace Period After Visa Cancellation has been increased to between 60 and 180 days in most cases. The grace period, which was 30 days previously, depends on the category of the visa.
Expatriates need to either exit the country or get a new visa within the grace period after the visa is cancelled.
Typing centre agents and customer care agents at the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs and Port Security (ICP) have confirmed the increased period is now in effect. The flexible period was announced as the country adopted sweeping reforms to its entry and residency visa scheme last month.
A typing centre agent confirmed that a client of his had the longer grace period applied after visa cancellation.
“The new visa UAE Grace Period After Visa Cancellation was applied on a visa that we cancelled recently,” said Aliyyu Shahul Hameed from Pan Gulf document clearing services. “A skilled professional got a grace period of 180 days to exit the country.”
According to information shared by typing centre agents, the period varies according to the visa type. As per details they can access on the ICP system, here is the break-up:
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180 days
Golden Visa holders and their family members
Green Visa holders and their family members
Widows or divorcees
Students who have completed their studies
Skilled professionals (first and second level in the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation classification).
90 days
Skilled professionals (third level in the Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation classification) Property owners
60 days
Normal residencies
30 days
Other categories
Even though some skilled workers will get a UAE Grace Period After Visa Cancellation 180-day, their dependent have just 60, according to an ICP customer care agent.
Hameed said the flexible period that goes up to six months will be helpful to a lot of people. “Even if they lose a job, the grace period allows them enough time to get back on their feet and look for another", he noted.
However, it is not clear whether this will be applicable for people whose visas have already expired. “If someone has overstayed their visa, then it is unlikely that they will get the grace period when it is cancelled,” said Abdul Gafoor, general manager of Al Mas Businessmen Service. “We are still awaiting some clarification regarding this.”
The Advanced Visa System comprises many residency types, including the Green Visa – which allows an individual to sponsor their family for five years, as opposed to the existing system of two years. It is applicable to various individuals including skilled workers, self-employed people and freelancers.
There have also been a number of changes in visit visa permits. New visas will allow a stay of 60 days as opposed to 30 days earlier. Additionally, a five-year multi-entry tourist visa has been introduced, which does not require a sponsor.
Since the new reforms came into effect, it has also been revealed that the validity of freehold visas has been reduced to two years, as opposed to the earlier validity of three years. This is also applicable to people who apply for a visa as a partner of a mainland company and their dependants.
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) are not prevalent with urban pilgrims. Most individuals think of them as goals that are way as well present day and exceptionally as of late created for there to be any deserted places within the UAE.
The country highlights a few curiously, incredible places. A few may be forbidden, others ask for a clarification to their secret, and some are still standing strong and glad.
Abandoned places have a certain speciality and offer to them as we frequently discover ourselves imagining how their past inhabitants lived their lives within the same put that we are for the explorers among you, I put together a fast list of deserted places within the UAE that are worth exploring over the weekend.
1. Ghost Village Al-Madam, Sharjah
Incredible places Al Madam is an inner town of the Emirate of Sharjah, UAE. Located at the crossing point of the Dubai-Hatta and Mleiha-Shwaib roads.
The local people say that this town was last possessed by the individuals of Al Kutbi tribe. The houses merely see here, date back to the 80’s. Presently, the complete town including houses, mosques and vehicles are covered in sand, Village also called the ‘Buried Village’.
As you bring your step in this town, you’ll get goosebumps you feel that somebody is following you, keeping an eye on you.
2.Haunted Al Qasimi Palace, Ras Al Khaimah
Incredible places It’s long been a source of riddle and interest and presently thrill-seekers will get a chance to explore Al Qasimi royal residence in Ras Al Khaimah for themselves.
The wonderful building was built by the late Sheik Abdul Aziz bin Humaid Al Qasimi in 1985 for a detailed cost of DH 500 million but has since fallen into deterioration. Having been empty for a long time, the ruins have long since been considered “haunted” by Locals.
It’s open for visitors for every day from 9am-7pm, Al Qassimi royal palace, Sheik Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum Rd, Ras Al Khaimah
3. Al Jazirah Al Hamra ghost village, Ras Al Khaimah
Incredible places : The village known for Fisherman and pearls in UAE, in its early times before oil was discovered. it got to be abandoned by the 1960s. As the worldwide showcase for pearls took a downturn, villagers cleared out the settlement to move and finding other work. Also, a popular theory says that the local people cleared out the town because it was haunted.
It is best abandoned place to explore here because it’s an adventures destination to get goosebumps.
4.Al Awir plane crash, Dubai
Incredible places : A propeller and a crashed aircraft body begun appearing up in a number of posts around the internet. Still, there’s no data around the history of the occurrence or the exact area of the crash location.
Located somewhere in the Al Awir,Dubai.
5. Jumeirah: Villa No.4
The seven-bedroom villa 4 of Jumeirah was occupied by a few Filipinos back in 2011. They see ghosts and witness supernatural exercises within the house frequently and the local people believe that the house has a few negative energies around it which is able to possess you if you visit the place.
6.Abandoned Airplane Ilyushin IL 76, Umm Al-Qaiwain
Incredible places It is an Ilyushin IL 76 plane, made in the Soviet Union for military purposes. The air plane landed in Umm Al Quwain in the late 1990s in a closed runway.
There are no signs against exploring the abandoned plane, so you can check out the impressive air plane from inside. It is best place to capture your pictures. The Airplane is located near the Barracuda Resort and Dreamland Aqua Park, Umm Al Quawain.
Abu Dhabi: The UAE has ended all COVID-19 restrictions from Monday, November 7.
Wearing masks is optional in all open and closed facilities across the UAE, including mosques and houses of worship. They will still be required at medical facilities and centres for people of determination.
The updated rules were announced by the National Emergency Crisis and Disaster Management Authority (NCEMA) on Sunday at a special media briefing on COVID-19 restrictions updates.
Al Hosn application will only be used to prove vaccination certificates and the results of PCR tests inside and outside the country upon request.
Green Pass is no longer required to enter public facilities and places.
NCEMA tweeted: "PCR testing and treatment health facilities will continue to operate. And the five-days isolation period for those infected with COVID-19 restrictions will still be implemented."
It added: "As for sporting events and activities, organizing bodies at the national and local levels may request pre-examinations, or vaccination certificates, according to the type or importance of the activity."
Series of updates
The latest announcement follows a gradual easing of measures recently, in line with a fall in COVID-19 cases.
On September 28, masks were made optional in public places and schools, but remained a must at medical facilities, mosques, public transport. Airlines were given the flexibility to decide on masks as they deemed fit.
The UAE stopped announcing daily COVID-19 cases at the end of September. Updates are however available at the official website of the Ministry of Health and Prevention, NCEMA and the Federal Competitiveness and Statistics Authority.
The first COVID-19 case was detected on January 29, 2020.
The UAE’s handling of the pandemic has attracted worldwide recognition. The country is one of the most vaccinated nations at almost 100 per cent of the population fully vaccinated.
NCEMA Official Spokesperson Dr Saif Al Dhaheri said: “The UAE government has made unremitting efforts during the last period to contain the COVID-19 restrictions pandemic, resulting in increased awareness on how to deal with epidemics and diseases."
“The health sector, in coordination and cooperation with concerned authorities, intensified its efforts to deal with the health crisis, stemming from the belief that society’s health is a top priority of the wise leadership,” he said, affirming that the health sector will continue to monitor the situation and implement active surveillance in all regions of the country.
“Our solidarity over the past three years outlines the county’s interest in the health and safety of all community members, especially senior citizens, people of determination, and those with chronic diseases,” NCEMA official Spokesperson said, adding that efforts were realised thanks to the directives and vision of the wise leadership in dealing with the pandemic, as well as societal efforts and self-responsibility of each community member.
“In the past period, we have witnessed a noticeable decrease in infections and deaths, which indicates the extent of society's awareness and application of all precautionary and preventive measures to preserve the country’s gains and achievements,” Dr. Al Dhaheri said.
“We commend your continued commitment in the next stage to preserve what has been achieved in the recovery period, as we are confident in society’s awareness and self-responsibility after overcoming past difficulties with professionalism and efficiency,” he concluded.
Below are the simple procedures to take once you have applied for a new Emirates ID Status or had your current card renewed or replaced to find out your Emirates ID Status.
Enter the Emirates ID or Application number under the “Quick Search” tab.
On this website, applicants can track each and every detail of the card process. In order to maintain transparency, the EIDA provides the real-time status of the application like “Card is printed”, “Card is dispatched” etc. Text messages are also sent to the mobile phone number provided on the application form by the EIDA (Emirates Identity Authority) to periodically update card applicants on the application status of their Emirates ID card.
Below are the details of the status of your Emirates ID application:
Application created: Once the Emirates ID application form is filled the status would be updated as such.
Application sent for printing: The application will be sent for printing
Verification: The application will be verified by checking the documents submitted
Card printed: This will be updated once the card is printed
Card dispatched: Once the Emirates ID is printed it will be sent to the post office of your locality.
Emirates ID Status
How can I check my Emirates ID validity?
Emirates ID validity varies depending on how much you paid for it. For example, if you pay 100 AED then your Emirates ID will be valid for 5 years and if you pay 200 AED, your Emirates ID will be valid for the next 10 years straight. Below are the steps to check the validity of your Emirates ID:
Visit the Federal Authority of Identity and Citizenship (FAIC) website
Select the ‘Emirates ID Number’
Select your nationality
Input your date of birth
Tick off the ‘I’m not a robot’
Click ‘search’.
How can I check my Emirates ID fine?
For the late renewal of Emirates ID, an AED 20 per day fine will be applied with a maximum of AED 1,000 (one thousand). To check for the fine that you have with your Emirates ID Status, you can do it online or offline by visiting the police station in your state and inquiring about your fine. Below are the steps to check the fine online:
Visit the Abu Dhabi Police official website or app on Google Play or App Store.
Click on ‘Public Services’ followed by traffic fine inquiry.
Select Inquire by Emirates ID
Enter your Emirates ID in the given section
You will get a captcha code, enter the given code to prove you are not a bot.
Now you have complete details about your fines and penalties in UAE.
Good News for travellers to the United Kingdom, the Visas & Immigration division (UKVI) has simplified some of the Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) processes for customers applying for certain visas with a duration of more than 6 months as part of ongoing improvements to the customer journey.
Update On Biometric Residence Permit (BRP)
In an update posted on its official website, VFS Global, the official partner of the UK Embassy, stated that starting on October 10, 2022, Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) letters are now sent via email; physical letters are no longer be issued when you collect your visa from the Visa Application Centre (VAC).
VFS Global also advised customers to complete their visa application using their own personal, up-to-date email address, or one that they have easy access to. To receive this email, applicants may need to check their spam/junk folder.
If applicants used a third-party email address, such as a Travel Agent, as part of their original application, they must ensure that the third party shares the BRP letter with them. Please keep in mind that the BRP letter is provided at no cost.
However, customers must still obtain their BRP card once they arrive in the United Kingdom.
In some cases, customers may receive the digital BRP letter before being notified that their visa is ready for collection. Please keep in mind that if you have chosen in-person collection, you should not go to the Visa Application Centre (VAC) until you have been contacted by VFS.
If you paid for courier delivery, VFS Global will notify you once your passport has been delivered.
Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) And It’s Requirement
Foreign nationals who have been granted a visa or immigration permission to live, study, or work in the UK are given a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP), which is a legal document. Your BRP is a significant piece of documentation that shows your immigration status in the UK.
You will typically receive a BRP, if you apply to stay in the UK permanently, to extend your visa for a longer period of time than six months, or if you apply to come to the UK for a longer period of time than six months.
If you used the UK Immigration: ID Check app to verify your identity when you applied for your visa, you will not be eligible for a BRP.
If you used the app, you will instead be given a digital immigration status that can be checked and verified by others using the Home Office’s online service rather than receiving any physical documentation to prove your right to be in the UK.
UAE Business Visa : The United Arab Emirates has become an increasingly popular destination for expats worldwide. Opportunities exist all over this culturally diverse country, mostly centered around Abu Dhabi and Dubai. With its cosmopolitan appeal and established digital infrastructure, the UAE naturally becomes one of the most sought-after destinations for entrepreneurs and businesses to ply their trade.
Here’s all you need to know about applying for a UAE business visa; its benefits, requirements, and more.
What is the UAE business visa?
The UAE business visa allows foreigners and expatriates to obtain long-term visas for themselves and their dependents. The UAE business visa is a part of the Golden Visa residency program, first implemented in 2019. The Golden Visa system enables expats to study, live and work in the UAE without a national sponsor and grants them 100 percent ownership of their business in the UAE.
Any professionals having entrepreneurial experience are eligible for the UAE business visa. Entrepreneurs who have their own business set up and wish to do so again in the UAE can apply for a business visa.
Those who reside outside the UAE can apply for a 6-month visa which will be temporary and can be used for multiple entries. Visa applicants who reside in the UAE itself will be provided a 1-month visa. In both cases, the visas should be converted to a residency permit before the temporary visa expires.
UAE business visa benefits
Over the years, the UAE has streamlined the process of setting up business in recent years, by facilitating streamlined regulations and massively reducing red tape to nurture a conducive business environment. If you are thinking about launching in the Emirates there is a healthy selection of locations to choose from.
Prime among these are free trade zones that offer businesses competitive set-up packages, attractive incentives, and reduced costs and taxes, in addition to other benefits, like the Abu Dhabi Airports Free Zone (ADAFZ) in the capital city of Abu Dhabi.
With a UAE business visa, the applicant is allowed to enter the country for a period of 6 months with a multiple-entry visa and can facilitate the procedures of establishing the business, exploring possibilities for growth and settling in. The applicant can also nominate up to three senior staff from the firm to obtain a UAE residency.
UAE business visa holders can sponsor their dependants but are subject to the requirements and conditions laid down by the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Ports Security.
UAE business visa requirements
All applicants must meet the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Ports Security requirements. The requirements include a health assessment and a background check.
To be able to substantiate your experience as an entrepreneur in the UAE, you will need to prove that you have been a majority shareholder of a start-up or a member of its senior leadership. You must also propose a business idea or plan that you wish to bring to life in the UAE. Moreover, you must be willing to relocate to the UAE and establish a business legally in any one of the seven emirates.
The UAE business visa under the Golden Residence for Entrepreneurs can be obtained under the following circumstances:
The person is a founder or one of the founders of a previous entrepreneurial project that was sold with a total value of not less than AED 7 million (USD 19,05,850.80).
The approval of the Ministry of Economy or the competent local authorities is required for projects or ideas.
Qualifying for a business visa does not assure that the applicant will indeed receive the visa. Specialized committees review the application and the relevant documents and will grant the visa approval accordingly.
The following are the primary documents that are required to be submitted to apply for a business visa in the UAE:
Copy of a valid passport
2 – 3 passport-size photographs
Cover stating the purpose and duration of your stay.
Proof of investment (if any)
UAE business visa application
To successfully apply for the visa, your nomination must first be approved by an incubator supported by the government of the United Arab Emirates.
You will need to follow the procedure mentioned below to apply for a business visa:
Get your nomination approved by any one of the business incubators supported by the UAE government.
Receive an invitation on your registered email to apply for a UAE business visa from the Federal Authority for Identity and Citizenship.
If your nomination is approved, gather and submit the necessary documents to complete your application process.
Once the business visa application is approved, you will receive an email with the payment details and voucher. You can then pay the required fee and download your business visa.
Please note: If your business visa application is rejected, you can apply for it again, but only after 90 days. Since getting the necessary approvals and gathering the documents can be tedious, we suggest you hire a local business consultant or a legal adviser to help you through the application process.
UAE business visa processing time
The application procedure will take around 60 days, including 30 days for the initial application review and another 30 days for the applicant to fulfil all the requirements once they have been successfully nominated.
UAE business visa extension
As mentioned earlier, applicants residing outside the UAE will be given a 6-month visa to enter the UAE and explore the opportunities. Before this temporary visa expires, they will be required to convert it into a residency permit. Those residing in the UAE will be granted a temporary one-month visa and need to convert it into a residency permit before the visa expires.
Such visas can be converted into residency permits conveniently at SERVICES1 in Emirates Towers, Dubai or through the Federal Authority for Identity, Citizenship, Customs & Ports Security.
Bahrain E Visa in UAE is an electronic visa for foreign nationals who would like to enter Bahrain on tourist for a maximum of 30 days. Application of Bahrain online E Visa in UAE can be obtained by completing the online form with all the personal information, travel details, passport details & some security questions. The approved Bahrain E Visa in UAE can be used for multiple entry and for tourism purpose only. Bahrain online Bahrain E Visa in UAE is valid within a month from the intended date of entry Indicated during the application.online Bahrain E Visa holder are not allowed to work in Bahrain.
Bahrain eVisa Typing Service in Dubai
Bahrain had launched an electronic visa which makes it easier to the public to travel to Bahrain. You don't need to go to the Bahrain embassy or Consulate for the visa application. Our Document Services can assist you in doing your online application typing form for the Bahrain E Visa in UAE by bringing all essential documents required in our centre.
Eligibility Criteria for Bahrain E Visa in UAE:
Foreign nationals can apply for Bahrain eVisain UAE if they have residency in one of the GCC countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates & Oman.
If you are a Qatari citizen, you must attach a signed letter with following details to your eVisa application:
1- Reason of your visit.
2- Your contact details.
3- The person whom you are visiting and evidence of their relation to you.
Passports must be valid for at least six (6) months at the time of arrival in Bahrain.
Applicant must have had a current resident permit of a GCC state for at least 3 months.
Applicant's resident permit for a GCC state must be valid for at least another 3 months.
If the visa expires before use by the applicant, the sponsor must apply again, and another fee must be paid.
Following are the countries who are non-residence of GCC Countries eligible for Bahrain E visa
Andorra,Anguilla,Antigua and Barbuda,Argentina,Aruba,Australia,Austria, Bahamas, Barbado, Belgium,Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, China, Cote D'Ivoire, Croatia, Cuba, Curacao, Denmark, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Estonia, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Isle of Man, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Korea South, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Martinique, Mexico, Monaco, Montserrat, Morocco, Mozambique, Netherlands New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico Qatar Republic of Cyprus, Romanian ,Russian Federation, Saint Barthelemy,Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint, Saint Martin, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines San Marino, Senegal, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan,Thailand,Trinidad and TobagoTurkeyTurks and Caicos Islands, United Kingdom, United States Uruguay Vatican City Venezuela Virgin Islands, British Virgin Islands, U.S.
Procedure in applying for Azerbaijan eVisa in UAE:
Fill out your online application form for BahraineVisa in UAE.
All information provided in the online application form for Bahrain eVisa should match exactly as per your passport.
All GCC residents can apply for Bahrain eVisa in UAE.
Once the online application form was submitted, all the Bahrain eVisa notification and updates will be sent via email.
The Bahrain eVisa processing time is within 24 hours (except Friday, Saturday & holidays in Bahrain). However some applications may take longer up to three (3) business days upon completion of the Bahrain e-Visa application form.
In order to complete this Bahrain eVisa application form,candidates must have a valid passport and email address.
Please note that all fact-based information like first and last names, place and date of birth, address, sex, passport number and nationality should appear exactly the same as the passport.
BLS Document Services can help you in filling out your online application form for Bahrain eVisain Dubai.
Requirements for Azerbaijan eVisa form filling:
Passport scan copy
Valid visa page scan copy
Bahrain visa application form
Disclaimer: Evisa Fee once submitted is non-refundable as the fee is for the processing the application and is not depending on either granted or rejected, If evisa is rejected typist or typing center will not be held responsible.
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Japan Visa is a fascinating country in Asia, a place that seamlessly blends the latest in technology with age-old customs and traditions. Getting a visa to Japan from Dubai isn’t a difficult process at all. It involves only a simple process of applying for a short-term tourist visa to Japan from Dubai. We at Forever Tourism shall give you all the assistance that you need to have it approved. While Japan allows visa-free entry to citizens from 68 countries, UAE citizens can visit their families, attend meetings or conferences, and scout the nation with no visa when they have an exempted visa.
Our experts who specialise in having visas to Japan approved guide you through the entire process, right from arranging the documents required to arranging the interview at the embassy for the approval of your visa. Regular consultations that we organise with our experts keep you abreast with the status of your visa application. Your visit to Japan is a smooth affair with us.
Documents Required For Japan Visa
Passport copy
UAE visa copy
2 photos with white background (not older than 3 months)
NOC from Company
(Mentioning Name, passport no, position, salary, date of join, Purpose of travel)
Last 3 months Bank statement (stamp by bank)
Hotel reservation
itinerary
Flight reservation
Visa Processing time: 5 to 7 working days.
Forever Tourism visa Assistance for JAPAN visa
Appointment Booking assistance for Japan
Assistance for Japan visa application form
Verification and compilation of Documents
Flight & Hotel Booking service available
Japan Visa how to Apply and Cost from Dubai
Contact our experts in Japan visa assistance and the best deals and cost for Japan visa from Dubai!
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Points to be Noted for Japan visa
Holiday Packages available including hotel , tours & transfers ,flight & sightseeing
Passport will be kept at embassy for visa stamping
Traveller has to visit personally at embassy for submission of original required documents
In case of JAPAN visa rejection Service Fees & Visa fees is non-refundable
Confirmed Return air ticket and hotel voucher is required at the airport during visit to JAPAN
Documents necessary for applying visa
Passport
Certificates
Note : The application will be assessed by the Japan Immigration and Checkpoints Authority based on its own merits and supporting documents. Possession of a visa does not guarantee entry into Japan. Visitors must also meet entry requirements such as holding a valid passport, sufficient funds for the period of stay in Japan and confirmed onward/return ticket.
