Japanese consulates in District of Columbia

The District of Columbia is served by the consular section of the Embassy of Japan on Massachusetts Avenue, together with Maryland and Virginia. Those three units are the whole of the embassy's consular district.

Which Japanese consulate covers District of Columbia?

District of Columbia is covered by Embassy of Japan, and that is the office that handles passports, visas, certificates and family register entries for anyone living here.

Embassy of Japan

What you can settle without going

  • You can check whether you need a visa at all, because most U.S. passport holders do not for stays under 90 days.
  • You can fill in Visit Japan Web before you fly, which covers immigration and customs.
  • You can apply for the eVISA online if your nationality is not visa-exempt.

    • A single visit can often cover several services, so ask what else you can bring while you are there.

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