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How to get a Japan tourist visa for Filipino citizens
iVisa
3 min read
Updated on Oct 18, 2024
Summary
  • Visa class: Electronic visa (eVisa)
  • Difficulty rating: 33/100
  • Our approval rate: 96%
  • Visa details: Single-entry
  • Validity: 3 months from the date of issue
  • Maximum stay: 90 days
  • Average processing time: About 55 hours (including submission and review)
  • Visas processed: Over 50 applications through iVisa

Ready to travel to Japan? We're here to simplify your Japan eVisa application from the Philippines so you can focus on planning your Japanese adventure—whether it’s exploring Tokyo’s bustling streets, immersing yourself in Kyoto’s historic beauty, or enjoying a ride on the Shinkansen.

Do Filipino citizens need a Japan tourist visa?

Yes, Filipino citizens traveling to Japan for tourism, family visits, or short business meetings must apply for a Japan tourist eVisa.

We currently process the Japan eVisa, which is a single-entry visa that allows stays of 90 days and is valid for 90 days. If you’re looking for a multiple-entry visa with a longer validity of up to five years, you’ll need to apply directly through the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines.

Learn more about the Japan eVisa.

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Difficulty rating

Applying for a Japan eVisa from the Philippines is straightforward but requires some preparation. While the initial application only involves a few document, gathering the necessary paperwork for the final submission takes time.

"Though the visa process is manageable, applicants should factor in both the preparation and submission time," says Cathie.

The entire process involves answering 35 questions and collecting required documents. With our expert guidance, you’ll find the process much easier.

We boast an approval rate of 96%, ensuring smoother applications compared to direct government submissions.

How to apply for a Japan tourist visa from the Philippines

We make the application process smoother than ever, helping you avoid the complexities of government websites:

  • Step 1: Enter your personal and travel details on our website or mobile app.
  • Step 2: Verify that all the information is accurate and pay the service fee securely via credit card, debit card, PayPal, or Venmo. Once payment is confirmed, you’ll receive a detailed guide to help you through the following steps.
  • Step 3: Complete your application and upload the required documents.
    Step 4: Submit your application form and wait for any further instructions if necessary.

Once approved, the visa will be electronically linked to your passport. Upon arrival in Japan, have your electronic and printed copies ready to show immigration.

"Applying through iVisa gave me peace of mind. Their guide was straightforward, and everything went smoothly," – Maria from Quezon City.

Common mistakes to avoid when applying for your Japan tourist visa

Navigating the application process smoothly is essential, and here are some things to watch out for:

  • Double-check your personal details. Make sure everything matches your passport and other documents exactly.
  • Gather any required documents early.

"Sometimes immigration officers request employment letters or utility bills, even if they’re not mandatory during the application. Having them prepared gives you peace of mind," advises Cathie.

  • Submit your application well in advance. Government offices do not process applications on weekends or holidays, so applying early ensures you won’t face delays.
  • Be prepared to explain your travel plans. Immigration officers may ask for supporting documents upon arrival, so having them on hand is helpful.

Japanese embassy in the Philippines

If you need additional consular services or information about multiple-entry visas, contact the Embassy of Japan in Manila:

Address: 1300 Roxas Blvd, Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines
Phone: +63 2 8551 5710

What documents might you need for your Japan tourist eVisa application?

No hard documents are required to start your application with us, but you might be asked to provide these during processing or upon entry to Japan:

  • Employment letter
  • Utility bill
  • Driver’s license or additional ID
  • Proof of accommodation and return flight

"When in doubt, prepare extra documents. Even if you don’t need them initially, having these on hand can make the immigration process much smoother," recommends Cathie.

How can I contact you for more information?

Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about traveling to Japan and the Japan tourist visa application. Contact us any time via WhatsApp or iVisa chat.

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