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Japan Visa Fees and Costs (2026)

Complete breakdown of all Japan visa fees, service charges, and additional costs.

Last verified:July 2026

Estimated Total Cost

Minimum
INR 0
Maximum
INR 13,000
Currency
INR

Actual costs depend on visa type, nationality, and optional services selected.

Visa Application Fees

Visa TypeAdult FeeNotes
Tourist Visa (single entry)¥15000Standard fee for most nationalities (since 1 July 2026)
Tourist Visa (multiple entry)¥30000If granted (since 1 July 2026)
Transit (discontinued 1 July 2026)¥15000The separate transit visa was merged into the single-entry visa — transit travellers now apply for a single-entry visa
Working Holiday Visa¥0Free (eligible countries only)
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Service Centre Fees

ProviderServiceFee
Japanese Embassy/ConsulateStandard applicationFree
VFS Global (India)Service feeINR 550-1,100
Authorized Travel AgentHandling feeINR 500-2,000

Additional Costs

Passport photos (4.5cm x 4.5cm)
Strict size and background requirements
INR 200-500
Document translation
Per document, if required
INR 1,000-3,000
Bank statement printouts
6 months of statements typically required
INR 200-500
Courier fees (VFS)
For passport return if using VFS
INR 300-600

Fee Waivers and Exemptions

  • Japan charges ¥15,000 for a single-entry visa and ¥30,000 for a multiple-entry visa (since 1 July 2026)
  • Citizens of 71 visa-exempt countries do not need a visa for short stays (up to 90 days)

What to Do Next

Now that you know the costs, here are your next steps:

Payment Methods

  • Cash at embassy (where applicable)
  • Online payment through VFS
  • Demand draft (some embassies)

Important

Fees may change without notice. Always verify current fees on the official embassy or visa application website before paying.

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