Visa requirement

Japan visa for Belarusian citizens

Official-source answer with stay limit, cost, required documents and last verification date.

Do Belarusian citizens need a visa for Japan?

Passport Belarusian passport Destination Japan Visa required

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Belarusian citizens need a visa to enter Japan.

Last verified: 23 Jul 2026

Confidence: Medium Likely current — confirm details with the official source.

This answer is for ordinary Belarusian passport holders travelling as citizens of that passport. Residence permits, long-stay visas or living in another country can change which embassy or rule applies.

Visa types at a glance

Tourist visa-free, eVisa and visa-on-arrival availability for this corridor
Visa type	Availability	Stay
Tourist visa-free?	No	This page stores a visa or authorization route instead.
eVisa?	No	No eVisa route is stored for this corridor.
Visa on arrival?	No	No visa-on-arrival route is stored for this corridor.

Max stay: Set by visa
Official cost: 30 JPY
Before departure: Apply for a visa before you travel
Official route: Open official source (opens in a new tab)

Before you travel

1 Entry step Apply for a visa before you travel Official route (opens in a new tab)
2 Stay limit Set by visa
3 Official fee 30 JPY
4 Passport validity Official rule stored below. See full note
5 Transit airside: conditional; landside: required. Full note below. See full note
6 Freshness Checked 23 Jul 2026; confidence: medium

Shareable verdict: Belarusian citizens need a visa to enter Japan. Checked 23 Jul 2026.

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Cost note

Single-entry short-term visa fee. Equivalent to approximately $20 USD.

Passport and transit notes

Passport validity: Japan short-stay visa and eVISA guidance requires a valid passport. Keep it valid for the full stay and any visa or eVISA check.; Validity source (opens in a new tab) Validity guide
Transit: airside transit: conditional; landside transit: required; Transit depends on nationality, route and whether the traveller enters Japan. Visa-required travellers may need a Japanese transit or short-stay visa before travel, and eVISA is not for transit purposes.; Transit source (opens in a new tab) Transit guide

What you need

valid passport
completed visa application form
passport photo
flight itinerary or booking confirmation
proof of accommodation in Japan
proof of sufficient funds

Why this verdict

Belarusian citizens require a short-term visa to visit Japan for tourism, business, or visiting friends/family. Apply at the Japanese embassy or consulate. Processing typically takes 5–15 business days. Multiple-entry visas may be available for frequent travellers.

Frequently asked questions

Do Belarusian citizens need a visa for Japan?

Belarusian citizens need a visa to enter Japan. (Visa required.) Verified 23 Jul 2026 against the official source.

How long can Belarusian passport holders stay in Japan?

The length of stay is set by the visa you are issued.

How much does entry to Japan cost for Belarusian citizens?

The official fee is 30 JPY. This page tracks the official government fee only, not agent markup.

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