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Appointment (VFS / embassy)

Japan tourist visa

We book the appointment and fill the forms. For a Bangladeshi passport, living in the UAE.

Stay and validity

Single-entry tourist typically up to 90 days validity / ~15–30 stay —

Processing

Appointment at Japan Consulate Dubai / via agency —

Last checked

15 Oct 2026

Cost

Government fee
AED 365
Our service fee
AED 159
Pay at VFS / embassy
—
Total online, one traveller
AED 524

Any centre or embassy fee that is not included above is paid by you at the appointment. We only print an amount here after it is confirmed.

Consulate-General of Japan in Dubai fee table from 01 Jul 2026: General single AED 365; Indian nationals AED 20. Multiple: AED 730 / Indian AED 20.

Documents

  • ✓passport
  • ✓photo
  • ✓Emirates ID
  • ✓UAE residence
  • ✓bank/employment docs

Tips and common rejection reasons

  • The name on every file must match the passport exactly.
  • A blurry, cropped, or glare-covered scan is a common reason a file is sent back.
  • Check the passport expiry against this destination before you pay. Many countries expect at least 6 months of validity, and some use a different rule.
  • The embassy or government decides the application. We do not guarantee approval.
  • Passport validity is shorter than the destination requires.
  • The photo shows glasses, a shadow, or a busy background.
  • The date of birth or the spelling of the name does not match the passport.
  • A supporting visa or residence card was required and was missing or expired.
  • A detail in the form does not match the passport.

The embassy or government decides. We do not guarantee approval.

Policy notes

Fees paid in AED at consulate (often cash on collection). Indian preferential fee AED 20.

If plans change

Before we submit the file, ask us about a refund of the online payment. After we submit it, the government fee is not refundable. A refusal does not refund the government fee. The full wording is in our refund policy.

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Last checked: 15 Oct 2026. Information only, not a guarantee. The embassy or government decides, and rules can change.