How long can I stay on a Japanese tourist visa?
How long can I stay on a Japanese tourist visa?
Tourism mode
Tourism is naturally divided into group tours and free travel. If you travel with a group, there are many restrictions and inconveniences, but you don't have to worry about planning your itinerary, and you don't have to worry about being unfamiliar with Japanese tourist attractions or missing any classic things and attractions. The travel time with the group is also determined by the group. You can travel with a group for as long as you want, but generally it won't exceed half a month. Free travel is a great freedom for yourself. Where you want to stay and how long you want to stay are entirely up to you, but you need a lot of formalities and documents, and the time is also determined by the visa. Let's take a look at the visa processing process.
visa
To travel to Japan, you need to apply for a personal tourist visa to Japan. Details of the visa should be found on the website of the Japanese Embassy in China. The website can represent the list of travel agencies applying for individual visas, then consult the travel agencies applying for them and prepare materials according to their requirements. You should prepare many documents for the visa. Don't forget to bring them all. There are many kinds of visas and the time is different. The longest tourist visa is 15 days, but it can be extended to 1-3 months if you use a tourist visa to study in a language school in Japan or have relatives in Japan. The longest is half a year, and you can reapply for three months after three months, but it depends. For example, under special circumstances, such as giving birth to a child or having a serious illness, the change of visa application in the middle is generally not more than one month.
Rational planning
Although it seems that the longest time is half a year, you can't stay that long without justifiable reasons. So, if you want to visit Fusang, should you plan your time reasonably? From the bustling Shinjuku City, to the majestic Kamakura Buddha, to the magnificent Meiji Jingu, the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko, the beautiful Ghibli Art Museum, the noble and elegant imperial palace, to the historic Sensoji Temple, the otaku's temple Akihabara Electric Street, to the Kinkaku Temple surrounded by green trees, and the most beautiful temple to see the Milian Society. Are you ready?