Consulate-General of Japan in Hagåtña

The consulate general in Hagåtña sits on South Marine Corps Drive in Tamuning, and its correspondence goes to a post office box. It is the only Japanese consulate in the country whose district is entirely made up of islands in the western Pacific.

How to book an appointment at the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

Almost everything at Consulate-General of Japan in Hagåtña runs on an appointment, and getting one is the first step.

Consulate-General of Japan in Hagåtña sets its own procedure. Some services need an appointment, some are handled by mail, and the site says which is which.

The appointment is free. What you pay are the fees for the service itself, which is a different thing.

The ministry's jurisdiction PDF gives an older address on South Marine Drive. The office's own pages give the Marine Corps Drive location and a P.O. Box for mail.

How to cancel an appointment at the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

If you cannot make it, cancel. Someone else is waiting for that slot.

Write to Consulate-General of Japan in Hagåtña by email, with your name and the date of the appointment. Do not rely on a phone call: the consular section may not answer the line during counter hours.

Getting to the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

Address: 590 South Marine Corps Drive, Tamuning (correo: P.O. Box AG, Hagåtña). Allow extra time for building security, which is separate from the consulate itself.

Real reviews of the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

This office has no public Google listing, so there are no reviews to summarise. If you have been, the official site is still the place to check hours before you travel.

Opening hours of the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

The counter hours are the part that catches people out.

This office does not publish counter hours. Write before you travel.

Phone number of the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña

The number is (671) 646-1290. Consular sections often do not answer during counter hours, so email usually gets a faster reply.

What the Japanese consulate in Hagåtña handles

The list of what this office does is shorter than most visitors assume.

Passports, certificates, family register entries and visas for Guam. Saipan and the rest of the Northern Marianas are handled by the consular office there.

What you can settle without going

Several of these steps do not need the counter at all.