Can I go to Japan without a deposit certificate of 6,543,800 yuan?

You can go to Japan without a deposit of 654.38 million, and the Japanese visa does not clearly stipulate that you must provide a deposit certificate of 654.38 million. When you apply for a Japanese visa, you may encounter the following situations: when you apply for a single individual tourist visa to Japan, and it is the first time to visit Japan, you may need to provide a deposit certificate of about 654.38 million. However, if there are other assets certificates, such as real estate license or vehicle registration certificate, they can also be submitted as supplementary materials. China travelers with international credit card gold card (or above) or UnionPay card gold card (or above) do not need to provide a bank account of 654.38+10,000 yuan for a single Japanese tourist visa. If it is the domicile, according to your own situation, for example, you can provide a tax bill (the tax bill should reflect an annual income of more than 6,543,800+million), and you can provide an on-the-job certificate with an annual income of more than 6,543,800+million. In addition to the visa requirements of the Shanghai Consulate District, you don't need to provide a deposit certificate. Generally speaking, applying for a Japanese visa has never required a deposit.