Visa got rejected?

Question

i applied for my japan Tourist visa but got rejected i was been issued earlier but could not travel on that due to medical reason i re applied for the same visa as renewing it but they rejected with out any reason

Answer 1

The Tourist Visa (properly titled "Temporary Visitor Visa")is available all year round, and is the simplest visa to obtain. With this visa, people from most countries can stay in Japan for up to 90 days or 3 months (roughly the same, but the visa exchange agreement varies from country to country: check your country's arrangement with Japan under the second link). Citizens of some countries are issued the visa on arrival in Japan; others are required to apply for the visa in advance at the Japanese Consulate in their own country. Before you come, contact the Japanese Consulate and ask for details about applying for the Tourist Visa for Japan for citizens of your country.

Requirements on arrival also vary. Many nationalities (largely from OECD countries) will be issued the visa on arrival in Japan without any (or with only cursory) questions asked. Others will be given a full interview, will have all their luggage searched, and the entire process may take several hours. As with any country, be sensible, be friendly, be patient, smile as much as you can bear and NEVER carry drugs, pornography, or anything else that is likely to cause problems. If you have medicines, make sure that you bring with you the prescription or a letter from your doctor explaining what the medicine is.

Some nationalities will require a guarantor in Japan to get even the tourist visa. The guarantor needs to write a letter of invitation which asks you to come and visit them in Japan, which you take to the Japanese Consulate nearest you with your passport, itinerary of your stay in Japan, explanation of why you are going to Japan, return airplane ticket, and sometimes proof of sufficient funds to support your trip. The time it takes to issue the tourist visa will vary from immediate to several months depending on your nationality, and where you are applying from. Please also note that it is often not possible to get the visa that you want if you are outside your native country: often the Japanese Consulate where you are will ask you to return to your own country before they will issue the visa.

Answer 2

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