Japanese visa photos require dress:
1, the head is in the middle, and the portrait is clear.
You must be able to see your eyes clearly and open them. Hair can't cover your eyes. As for glasses, you can wear glasses, but you must be able to see your eyes clearly. Note: lenses cannot be colored; The frame cannot cover any part of the eyes; The lens cannot reflect light.
3, you can't bring accessories, you must show your eyebrows and ears. And the photographer will remind you when taking pictures. The color of clothes should be as dark as possible to distinguish it from the background color. There is no requirement for collar, and the style of clothes is not limited.
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Conditions for issuing visas in Japan:
In principle, if the visa applicant meets all the following conditions, the visa that meets the requirements will be issued.
1. The applicant holds a valid passport and has the right and qualification to re-enter the country of return or residence.
2. The application materials submitted are true and conform to the regulations.
3. The applicant's activities or identity, status and stay in Japan meet the requirements of the Law on the Recognition of Entry-Exit Countries and Refugees (Order No.319519, hereinafter referred to as the Entry Law).
4. The applicant does not meet any of the items 1 in Article 5 of the Immigration Law.
Note: Item 1 of Article 5 of the Immigration Law: Foreigners who meet one of the following conditions are not allowed to enter Japan.
Paragraph 1: patients (including patients with Class A infectious diseases, Class B infectious diseases or designated infectious diseases stipulated in the Law on the Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases and the Law on Medical Treatment of Infectious Diseases) and patients with new symptoms of infectious diseases (only the provisions of Article 7 and 19 of the Law or Article 20 of the Law are applicable);
Paragraph 2: Patients with mental illness as stipulated in the law relating to mental health care and welfare of patients with mental illness (Law 2004/2004). 1950);
The third paragraph: poor people, vagrants, etc. may become the burden of local public organizations;
Paragraph 4: A person who violates the laws of Japan or countries other than Japan and is sentenced to more than 65,438+0 years' imprisonment or a punishment equivalent to these punishments.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan Visa