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Duly accomplished visa application form with one photograph;
Original round trip Booking Certificate or plane ticket for presentation to the Visa Officer;
Original Bank Pass Book or Bank Certificate and/or credit cards for presentation to the Visa Officer upon application;
If employed, Certificate of Employment;
If unemployed, Letter of Invitation and Guarantee from sponsor in the Philippines. If traveling without a sponsor, submit a certificate of hotel reservation at any hotel in the Philippines. This certificate can be secured from your local travel agency.

B-1-2 Requirements for Business Visa

Duly accomplished visa application form with one photograph;
Original round trip Booking Certificate or plane ticket for presentation to the Visa Officer upon application;
Original copy of the Letter of Recommendation and Guarantee from applicantfs employer in Japan signed by the companyfs official representative sponsoring his trip to the Philippines;
Original copy of the Letter of Invitation and Support from the Philippine company duly signed by the companyfs official representative.

An applicant has to apply directly with the school where he intends to study. The applicant will then be required by the school to submit documents for evaluation. The school will then decide whether the applicant is qualified and admissible for enrollment.
If the student has been found eligible to enroll, he will receive a letter or notice of admission from the school. From this point, the applicant has two options or alternatives as to where he wants to secure the student visa. He may secure the student visa in Japan through the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo or in the Philippines through the Bureau of Immigration, Intramuros, Manila.
If the student decides to get the visa in Japan, he has to inform the Philippine school of his decision. After which the school can forward his documents to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) in Manila who in turn will forward the same to the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo together with the authorization for the Embassy to issue the visa to the student.
3.a. The Embassy will then review the documents forwarded by DFA.

3.b. Prior to issuance of visa, the applicant must submit the following documents:

3.b.1. Certificate of Scholastic Records;
3.b.2. Letter or letters of Recommendation;
3.b.3. Family Registry;
3.b.4. Affidavit of Support with attached Bank Statement;
3.b.5. Police Certificate;
3.b.6. Medical Certificate;
3.b.7. Letter of Approval or Authority from DFA Manila;
3.b.8. Two visa application forms duly-accomplished by the applicant;
3.b.9. Two pictures of applicant (passport size);
3.b.10. Two copies of the data page of passport;
3.b.11. ¥42,000 visa fee.