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Guys I was wondering if it's okay to pass a Dollar Savings Account as your only financial document for Japan Visa Application?

The issue is, my father is a business owner and we plan to apply for Japan Tourist Visa (at least Single Entry).

But the only Bank Document he was able to request is a Dollar Account.

He would also be guaranteeing my student sibling and my retired mother, but he only obtained 1 copy of his Bank Certificate for himself.

If he is guaranteeing both my sibling and mother, should he also need to obtain his original bank certificate for my sibling and mother's pack of requirements?

Or is it okay to just photocopy his original Bank Cert to place in my sibling and mother's pack of requirements?

So again:

1. Is it okay if my father only passes a Dollar Savings Account as his only Financial Document?

2. Should he request additional ORIGINAL Bank Certificates for my Mother and Sibling if he is guaranteeing their trip? Or is it fine to photocopy his original?

Need help please!

Hi guys! I will be applying and traveling with my family to Japan by Late November to Early December.

The itinerary is only for 5 days and only Tokyo and Mt. Fuji Areas will be covered during our stay.

For me personally, what are my chances of getting Single Entry Tourist Visa approved?

MY PROFILE:

-Working since 2024 in a very small company. It is also my first job.

-minimum wage earner but saved money, especially for this trip

-will pass COE and leave of absence documents

-I don't have my ITR but i have prepared an explanation letter to explain why it's missing

-6 months Bank Statements

-Bank Account with ADB, but it wasn't specifically stated if it was for 6 months or not.

***Bank Balance: 160 xxx***

***ADB: 150 xxx***

We'll be applying directly to VFS so as much as possible I want our requirements to be complete and correct.

I still need some clarifications. Hoping anyone can share their input

1. Should The Business Docs be original? (Business Owner)

2. The Business Owner will Guarantee/Sponsor the finances of 2 people, is it fine if the 2 he will Sponsor/Guarantee will only pass Photocopies of his Business Docs, Bank Docs (or do they need to be original) and ITR?

3. Do they need to pass AOSG even if the sponsor Is joining our trip?

4. Do we still need to pass a Letter of Guarantee? (The Embassy Format one)

Thanks in advance to those who help!

This is regarding the 6 months ADB in the Bank Certificate.

I would like to ask if Higher ADB compared to Bank Balance is considered a red flag and can cause denial?

I'm scared of what the visa officers will think when they see my bank certificate and bank statement.

I'm just a minimum wage earner but have decent savings in my bank account for this trip.

My other issue is, my father keeps asking me to deposit money he earned from his business to my bank account, then request that I transfer the same amount to his bank account immediately.

I'm worried that when the visa officer cross checks my bank statement and bank cert with higher adb, I might get denied immediately

As the title suggests, I want to ask if anyone got approved Visas without passing an ITR as a Business Owner?

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Or if there were problems with their ITR or similar documents, what supporting or alternative documents did you pass in place of, or alongside your ITR.

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For our case, my dad intends to apply as a Business owner. The issue is in the ITR with incredibly low declared income.

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I'm scared it makes his application look suspicious. Despite having a legitimate and an ongoing, operating business. As well as a healthy Bank Balance that can support our short vacation to Japan.

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In this case, what would you suggest we should do? Should we pass the ITR along with an explanation/cover letter?

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Pa help guys! We are really confused what to do 😭

We are a family of 4 applying for Japan Visa, we'd be thankful if we'd be granted at least SE. But the issue is, our family has no prior international Travel History.

My parents have been to Hong Kong back in the early 2000s but never got to travel internationally again.

This will be our first international Trip for me and my Sibling.

Are there cases where applicants were granted Single Entry even if they have no prior Travel History?

Or are they strict with it? Especially if we plan to DIY for the trip?