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Japan eVISA for Saudis: requirements and fees

Tokyo, Kyoto and Mount Fuji: the Japan visa is now electronic for residents of Saudi Arabia, with no embassy visit in most cases. We prepare your file in the order the embassy asks for and follow it up until your visa arrives.

We prepare your Japan visa from start to finishSend us your travel date and the number of travellers, and we'll send you the document list and get started.
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Do you need it?
Yes
How to apply
Online through JAPAN eVISA for residents of Saudi Arabia, or through the Embassy in Riyadh and the Consulate in Jeddah
Type
Single entry for tourism, up to 90 days, valid for 3 months from issue
Official fee
Paid online on issue and set by the embassy in riyals; it went up in July 2026
Processing time
About 5 working days, longer if extra documents are requested
Interview
Usually no interview

Required documents

  • A full copy of your passport
  • Return flight booking
  • Hotel bookings for the whole stay and a trip itinerary
  • Proof of funds: bank statements and a salary certificate
  • A recent photo

How it works with us

  1. We prepare your bookings and trip itinerary in the format the embassy requires
  2. We submit the application online
  3. We follow it up and respond to any request for extra documents
  4. Your electronic visa arrives and you travel with it

Important tips

  • A day-by-day itinerary is required, and we prepare it from your bookings.
  • Start at least three weeks before you travel.
  • Check the current fee when applying, as it changed in 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Do Saudis need a visa for Japan?

Yes, and it's available online for residents of Saudi Arabia, for a single entry of up to 90 days.

How long does the Japan eVISA take?

About 5 working days, longer if extra documents are requested.

Do I need an interview for a Japan visa?

Usually not: you apply and receive it online.

Last updated: October 2026. The information is for guidance only; fees and requirements are set by the official authorities and may change. The decision to grant a visa rests with the embassy or consulate alone; our role is to prepare your file and follow it up.