Guarantee vs. invitor (visiting relatives from Philippines to Japan) [closed]
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Should the guarantor and the invitee be the same?
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(Hi), there seem to be an inconsistency with your title and the actual content of your question, but I believe that what you are trying to ask is whether or not the guarantor should also be the inviter.
The short answer is "No". The long answer is "No, but I believe that the invitee (person being invited) or applicant will have a higher chance of getting his/her application approved if the guarantor is also the inviter."
The reason for the long answer is because, the applicant needs to submit an Invitation Letter from the Guarantor in Japan. See the complete list of requirements for Visiting Relatives visa. If the inviter is the Gurantor, it means that s/he guarantees that the applicant is of good moral character, does not plan to overstay, etc. and in some cases also plan to shoulder part or all of the applicant's travel expenses.
You can get more information on Japanese visas from the website of the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines.
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Is visiting relatives allowed now in Japan?
1) Inviting Family Members to Japan. Family members can visit Japan on a Temporary Visitor Visa if they will stay in Japan for less than 3 months. If their passport is issued by a country or region that has a Visa Exemption arrangement with Japan, they do not have to obtain a temporary visitor visa beforehand.Can Filipinos travel to Japan already?
Passengers holding newly issued visa may NOT travel from Philippines to Japan until further notice. These includes Contract Workers/New-entry trainees, Business visa, and Student visa. Transit passengers in Japan are allowed even after January 03, 2021 as long as same day and same airport connection.Can family visit Japan?
Family members of foreign residents can now enter Japan for short-term visits. Japan has been taking its time in easing border restrictions. While there are no immediate plans to reopen for tourism just yet, the government has begun expanding its scope of visa eligibility, especially for new entries into Japan.Is guarantor required for Japan tourist visa?
If the traveler does not have a sponsor or guarantor for their trip to Japan it is necessary to demonstrate that they can cover the expenses of their stay. In order to do this, it is necessary to submit the following: Bank certificate, issued within the last 3 months.VISITING RELATIVES IN JAPAN | Pwede na nga ba mag apply?
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Answer 2
It can be the same but does not need to be
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