Japan Visa
Japan Sticker Visa Checklist
(Applicable for Bangladeshi Applicants)
1. Common Documents (All Applicants)
These core documents are mandatory for every applicant regardless of profession:
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Passport: Original passport valid for at least 07 months with at least 2 blank pages. (Submit all previous/old passports if available).
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Visa Application Form: Duly filled and signed by the applicant.
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Photographs: Two (02) recent copies (Size: 2 inch X 1.4 inch). Must have a white background and be taken within the last 6 months.
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Cover Letter: A personal letter detailing the purpose of the visit and travel dates.
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Tour Program: A day-to-day itinerary of your stay in Japan.
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Financial Documents: Personal bank statement for the last 06 months and a Bank Solvency Certificate (Original with seal and signature).
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Flight Reservation: Copy of the airline ticket/booking slip (Round trip).
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Accommodation: Hotel booking confirmation or proof of stay.
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Invitation Letter: If you have a guarantor in Japan (otherwise not mandatory for pure tourism).
2. Profession-Based Additional Documents
Job Holders:
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NOC: No Objection Certificate from the current employer.
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Office ID Card: Photocopy of your official ID.
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Visiting Card: Professional business card.
Business Owners:
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Trade License: Updated trade license with English translation and Notary.
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Company Pad: Two (02) copies of blank official company letterhead.
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Tax Documents: TIN certificate and Tax Return copies.
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Visiting Card: Professional business card.
Advocates / Lawyers:
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Bar Council Certificate: One photocopy of the professional membership certificate.
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Tax Documents: TIN certificate and Tax Return copies.
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Visiting Card: Professional business card.
Doctors:
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BMDC Certificate: Photocopy of the medical council registration.
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Prescription Pad: A blank copy of your personal prescription pad.
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Visiting Card: Professional business card.
Helpful Notes:
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Visa Fee: Japan typically does not charge a visa fee for Bangladeshi citizens, though VFS service fees may apply.
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Notary: Any document not in English (such as the Trade License) must be translated and notarized professionally.