India Tourist Visa for Japanese citizens: Apply for the India Visa today

Japanese citizens who yearn to uncover the rich tapestry of India's culture can get their electronic Indian Visa with us online or via our cutting-edge mobile app. Let’s unpack everything you need to know before applying.

Do Japanese citizens need a visa for India?

Yes, Japanese citizens need an Indian visa to enter India. The Indian government requires all foreign nationals, including Japanese citizens, to get an appropriate visa before entering the country.

Whether it's a Tourist eVisa, Business eVisa, Medical eVisa, Embassy Visa, e-conference visa, or any other type of Indian eVisa, Japanese citizens must apply for and obtain the necessary permit before traveling to India.

What is the India Tourist Visa for Japanese citizens?

The India Tourist Visa is a recognized travel document issued by the Indian government. It allows Japanese travelers to explore India's diverse cultural heritage, historical sites, natural wonders, and culinary delights for leisure and tourism purposes.

The application process for this visa is streamlined and convenient, as it can be completed online. The approved electronic Indian visa is automatically linked to the traveler's passport. Japanese passport holders should carry a copy of the e-visa during their visit to India. It's important to note that the electronic visa has specific validity and duration of stay restrictions, as determined by the Indian government.

Learn more about the India Tourist eVisa and apply with us.

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How long is the India Tourist Visa valid for Japanese citizens?

The Indian Tourist Visa depends on the type of visa you choose to apply for. We offer:

• Double-entry visa valid for 30 days
• Multiple-entry visa valid for 1 year
• Multiple-entry visa valid for 5 years

The duration of the allowed stay varies according to the visa type. Check out our blog for comprehensive information on India Tourist eVisa validity and length of stay.

If you need to stay in India for more than 90 days, you can apply for an extension of your visa while in India. However, the extension is subject to approval by the Indian authorities and must be applied for before your visa expires. So, plan your trip accordingly and apply for your visa in time to make the most of your visit to India!

Difficulty rating: 20/100

The application process consists of 24 questions, and requires 2 easy documents (applicant’s photo and passport page). The average processing time is around 30 hours.

Our 98% approval rate and dedication to creating a smooth and efficient process is why we are the best option to get your visa today.

What documents do I need for the India Tourist Visa?

If you're a Japanese citizen planning to visit India for tourism, you will need:

• Valid passport with at least six months of validity beyond the intended stay and two blank pages for visa stamping.
• Completed application form
• Recent passport-size photo that meets Indian visa photo requirements.
• Proof of travel itinerary, including flight bookings and accommodation details.
• Proof of sufficient funds (e.g., bank statements) to support your stay.
• Return ticket or onward travel documentation.

For children, you will also need the child’s birth certificate and, if only one parent is traveling, a notarized consent letter from the other parent.

India Tourist Visa application: How to apply in Japan

At iVisa, we aim to make getting your Indian e-visa online a simple and hassle-free process that can be completed in just three easy steps on our website or mobile app:

1. Complete our online visa application form with general information about yourself and select your desired visa type.

   "Double-check your selected arrival location as it must match your travel itinerary, or your application will be denied," advises travel expert Cynthia Olawe.

2. Review your information to ensure accuracy, then choose the processing option that best suits your timeline.

3. Pay the service fee using PayPal, Venmo, or a credit or debit card, and upload any required documents, such as a passport photo and a scanned copy of your passport.

After completing these steps, submit your application and wait for your e-visa to arrive in your email inbox within the selected timeframe.

“The India Tourist Visa process was quick and efficient. I had all my documents reviewed and ready within days!” says Hiroshi from Tokyo.

My India Tourist Visa application was denied. What should I do?

If you're an iVisa client and your India Tourist Visa application was denied, you can reapply for a new visa with us. As a professional visa agency, we have experience with visa applications for various countries, including India.

We'll help you review the reason for the denial, guide you on how to reapply, and ensure that your application is complete and accurate.

However, it's essential to note that the Indian embassy or consulate has the final say in the visa application process, and the decision to grant or deny a visa is at their discretion. At iVisa, we can't guarantee that your visa application will be approved, but we can assist you with the process and give you the best chance of success.

Suppose your application is denied due to an error found in your application after our experts have reviewed it. In that case, we'll refund the processing fee you paid us as our experts strive to ensure no mistakes in your applications.

Note: Government fees won't be refunded.

Entry and exit requirements for India

The India immigration desk oversees India's entry and exit requirements. To ensure a smooth travel experience, it's essential for visitors to adhere to the following guidelines:

• Passport: All travelers, including Japanese citizens, must possess a valid Japanese passport.
• Visa: Japanese citizens must have an online visa before arriving in India, based on the purpose of their visit.
• Immigration procedures: Upon arrival in India, visitors must proceed to the immigration desk. It's essential to present the passport, visa or ETA, and any supporting documents as requested by the immigration officer. Biometric data, such as fingerprints and photographs, may be collected during the immigration process.
• Registration: Sometimes, travelers may be required to register with the local Foreigners' Registration Office (FRO) or Foreigners' Regional Registration Office (FRRO) within a specified period after arriving in India. This requirement applies to specific visa categories and extended stays in the country.
• Departure: When departing from India, travelers must go through immigration procedures at the departure airport. It's advisable to carry all necessary travel documents, including a valid passport and any departure-related forms or permits.

Need more information?

For more details about traveling to India or for any additional assistance with the India Tourist Visa, feel free to reach out to our dedicated customer support team via online chat or WhatsApp. We're here to make your travel experience as smooth as possible.