Traditionally, our company has hired people from other countries as staff to expand our business for foreign countries. Sri Lankans, Uzbeks, Kyrgyz, Russians, Azerbaijanis, Armenians, Hondurans, New Zealanders, Myanmar, and highly qualified personnel who have applied for VISA or been shown around our facilities on short-term invitation VISAs.
There have been cases of people who were invited to Japan on a short-term invitation VISA and then disappeared as soon as they arrived in Japan. This time, an old acquaintance of mine from the Philippines contacted us for a trip to Japan, and we processed his application for a tourist VISA.
Usually, every country requires three types of documents: a letter of invitation, a schedule of stay, and a certificate of residence (or a certified copy of the company in the case of a company). If there are no problems, the Japanese embassy in your country will issue the documents within one to two weeks. In the case of the Philippines, the next step is very difficult: you must undergo an interview at immigration when you leave the country.
The required documents are the English version of the above documents, a letter of guarantee, proof of tax payment, proof of bank balance, round-trip plane ticket, receipt of hotel reservation, proof of travel insurance, and proof of signature of the applicant (notary public's office).
In this way she was finally able to come, Japan Travel Experience to introduce the following.
