With multiple document requirements and submission at the embassy, applying for a Japan visa can be an overwhelming process. This feeling of uncertainty intensifies as you await the outcome of your application.
To help you navigate the same, we have introduced the Atlys Japan visa status tracking tool, which allows you to track your visa application status in real-time.
Note: You can use the Atlys Japan visa status tracker even if you applied directly with the Japan Embassy or other visa channels.
How to check your Japan visa status online?
Follow these steps to track your Japan visa status online using the Atlys tool:
Step 1: Enter the application reference number and your date of birth.
Step 2: Click on 'Check Status' and you will see one of the following updates:
Approved: Your Japan visa application has been approved.
In process: Your visa application is still being processed.
Rejected: Your application has been rejected by the Japanese visa authorities.
Unknown: The information (reference number and date of birth) you have entered is invalid.
Why use the Atlys Japan visa status tracking tool?
Atlys works with the Japanese immigration authorities to provide 100% accurate, real-time updates.
The use of advanced technology ensures data protection and prevents unauthorised access.
How will I receive my Japan visa once it is approved?
Once your visa application is approved, you will receive the Japan visa as a physical sticker or stamp affixed to your passport.
Here is a sample of the Japan visa:
Note: Once a decision on your visa application is made, you will typically be notified via email or SMS to collect your passport from the visa application centre or have it delivered to your doorstep.
My Japan visa application status shows “rejected.” What can I do?
If your Japan visa application has been rejected, you can reapply after addressing the reasons for rejection.
Japanese visas are generally rejected when the applicant does not meet the following criteria for visa issuance:
The applicant has no valid passport and cannot re-enter their home or residence country.
Some or all of the submitted documents are fake, incomplete, or unacceptable.
The applicant's activities, status, or stay don't meet the requirements of Japan's immigration rules.
The applicant is listed under one or more conditions in Article 5, Paragraph 1 of the Immigration Control Act.
Apply with Atlys, where our experts take care of your entire Japan visa application, eliminating the possibility of visa refusal!
Can I check my Japan visa status on the Atlys tool for free?
Yes, the Atlys Japan visa status tracking tool is free to use!
What information do I need to check my Japan visa application status?
You need the application reference number and date of birth to track your Japan visa application.
My Japan visa status is still showing "in process." What can I do?
If your Japan visa status is still showing "in process," there might be two possible scenarios:
Still within the processing window: The Japan visa application generally takes 5 working days to process. So, it's normal for the status to remain "in process" during this period.
Processing delays: If the status remains unchanged even after the processing time is over, check your email's spam or junk folder to see if you have missed any updates. If there are no updates, contact the visa support team of the application platform through which you applied.
Can I check my Japan visa status with passport number?
No, Japan visa status check by passport number is currently not possible. You will need your application reference number and date of birth to get the status.
Can I check my Japan visa status offline?
No, the Japanese Embassy does not provide status updates through offline enquiries.
You can only track the visa status online through the Atlys tracker or the visa application centre’s website.
Got further questions? Reach out to the Atlys support team at [email protected] or your nearest Japanese Embassy/Consulate.
How we reviewed this tool:
Our experts continually monitor the official sources for any changes, and we update our articles when new information becomes available.
- Current Version
11 Nov 2024
Written By:
Karishma Agarwal
Edited By:
Arun Kumar Gundu
11 Nov 2024
Written By:
Karishma Agarwal
Edited By:
Arun Kumar Gundu