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The Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) is now live. You can submit your application for FREE. See here for details. New! DV-2011 Instructions |
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If You Have Flu Symptoms! The U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Japan request that any persons who have an appointment and who feel unwell or otherwise exhibit flu-like symptoms, (such as fever, body aches, headache, pain when you move your eyes, fatigue, and a dry cough, runny nose and dry or sore throat) please reschedule your appointment. |
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Upcoming Holidays:
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Non-Immigrant Visas:
Visas for persons wishing to travel temporarily for business, tourism, or study in the U.S.
Are you seeking to renew a visa to return to the same school, institution or workplace? Please click here!
Immigrant Visas:
Visas for persons wishing to reside permanently in the U.S.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Most of the answers to general questions on non-immigrant and immigrant visa procedures can be found in our FAQ section.
Issuance of Visas
No assurance regarding the issuance of visas can be given in advance. Final travel plans or the purchase of non-refundable air tickets should not be made until you have been approved and have received your visa.
A Customer Service Statement to Visa Applicants
Disclaimer:
While every effort has been made to ensure the quality and accuracy of the visa information contained in this website, all content is subject to change without notice. The Embassy makes no warranty, express or implied concerning the information provided.
Every application for a visa is based on its own merits. Our website is only able to provide general information regarding visa types and application processes. Visa application instructions clearly state that there is no guarantee that you will be issued a visa for travel to the United States if you should choose to apply.