Where can I get a Japanese visa in Chongqing? What materials are needed? Requirements? thank you

1. To apply for a Japanese visa in Chongqing, you need to go to the Japanese Consulate General in Chongqing. The specific location is: 37th Floor, Metropolitan Commercial Building, No.68 Zou Rong Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing.

Second, Japanese visas, different types of visas need different information, such as:

1, Japanese business visa materials

(1), the company is the applicant of the enterprise, please provide a clear copy of the business license, copy it on A4 paper, with annual inspection records, and affix the official seal of the company;

(2) The employment certificate is in duplicate, one in Chinese and one in English, printed on the company's official stationery and stamped with the company's red seal. The contents of the employment certificate shall include: company name, my position and income, travel time, position of the person in charge, signature, telephone and fax numbers, company business license/enterprise code certificate number. And it must be indicated that the applicant for guarantee will return to China on schedule;

(3), including "body insurance", "recruitment reasons", "deferred appointment" and "candidate list". (The itinerary must be valid, and the "Body Guarantee" must be stamped with the official seal of the inviting company and the personal seal of the person in charge).

(4) Japanese guarantor information:

A. The guarantor shall provide an honorary copy of the registration book of the enterprise registered as a legal person (if the inviter is a Japanese listed company, the honorary copy of the registration book can be replaced with the company copy in the club's fourth quarter report);

B. If the guarantor is an association that is not registered as a legal person, it shall provide "proof of all matters now" (notarized business license);

C. The number of enterprise profiles provided when the guarantor is a self-employed person;

D. When the guarantor is a university professor and invited for cultural exchange, the guarantor's "employment certificate" shall be provided.

2. Japanese study visa materials:

(1), the original residence qualification certificate in China;

(2), two reasons for studying abroad (specify the purpose and subjects of studying in Japan in detail);

(3) My resume (indicating the situation from primary school to the present);

(4) Letter of Commitment (issued by the Japanese Embassy and signed or sealed by myself);

(5) Application Form for Japanese Entry Visa (issued by the Japanese Embassy in China);

(6), kinship table (issued by the Japanese Embassy in China).

Three. Conditions for issuing visas in Japan:

In principle, if the visa applicant meets all the following conditions, the visa that meets the requirements will be issued.

1. The applicant holds a valid passport and has the right and qualification to re-enter the country of return or residence.

2. The application materials submitted are true and conform to the regulations.

3. The applicant's activities or identity, status and stay in Japan meet the requirements of the Law on the Recognition of Entry-Exit Countries and Refugees (Order No.319519, hereinafter referred to as the Entry Law).

4. The applicant does not meet any of the items 1 in Article 5 of the Immigration Law.

Extended data

Note: Item 1 of Article 5 of the Immigration Law: Foreigners who meet one of the following conditions are not allowed to enter Japan.

Article 1: Class I infectious diseases, Class II infectious diseases or designated infectious diseases specified in the Law on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and the Law on Medical Treatment of Infectious Diseases (Law 198No.14) (only Article 7 of the Law and Article 19 of the Law or Article 20 of the Law are applicable.

Paragraph 2: Patients with mental illness as stipulated in the law relating to mental health care and welfare of patients with mental illness (Law 2004/2004). 1950);

The third paragraph: poor people, vagrants, etc. may become the burden of local public organizations;

Paragraph 4: A person who violates the laws of Japan or countries other than Japan and is sentenced to more than 65,438+0 years' imprisonment or a punishment equivalent to these punishments.

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