Visa to Japan for a Kazakstan citizens living in Shanghai [closed]

I am from Kazakhstan living in Shanghai. I am planning to visit Japan this April, could you please share your experience getting a visa to Japan in Shanghai? Maybe the name of the travel agencies that I can contact ?

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Best Answer

According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs the Shanghai consulate would be the place to go if you'd be Chinese. It is reasonable to try there first and forget any travel agencies. They are much less likely to be able to deal with a non-Chinese citizen in this and even if they could, it's likely they will charge you for a service you don't need.

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