Canadian Maple Leaf Card Holder Japan Visa Guide

Canadian maple leaf card holder, pay attention! New Japanese visa regulations are here!

Friends holding Canadian passports, good news comes! From now on, you can enjoy visa-free treatment and enter Japan, and the stay period is limited to less than 90 days!

Holding a Chinese passport, Canadian maple leaf card or work permit, you can easily apply for multiple visas to and from Japan in Canada. This policy is both convenient and practical!

People who hold Chinese passports and Canadian study visas can only apply for an electronic visa, but this is a quick way to Japan.

Holding a Chinese passport and a Canadian tourist visa, you are currently unable to apply for any type of Japanese visa in Canada. Please be patient and don’t be impatient!

The secret of the types of visas in Japan:

The term of a single short-term visa is three months and the stay time must not exceed 15 days, making it ideal for those planning a short trip.

The single round trip visa is easy to apply for without providing proof of assets, which is ideal for students and professionals who plan to study or work in Japan in a short period of time.

A three-year multi-round and trip visa, which is suitable for people with stable careers, tax payments and possess certain property in Canada, covering individuals with maple leaf cards, study visas or work visas.

Five-year multiple entry visa: mainly for applicants with higher asset levels, and their annual stay time is limited to within 180 days.

Visa application materials list:

Valid passport (valid for at least six months, at least one page blank)

Complete visa application form

Valid Canadian residence permit (maple leaf card/study visa/work visa)

The latest passport size photo

Certificate of financial support (proves adequate travel expenses)

Travel itinerary (including flight and hotel reservations)

A letter explaining the purpose of the trip and the plan of the trip

Visa application process:

Collect required documents

Submit an application and pay a fee to the Japanese Consulate General in your area

Waiting for trial (usually 5 working days)

Get a passport and visa

Note: The Japanese visa form can be downloaded directly in Chinese for easy filling.