Consular and Visa Section, Embassy of Japan in the Czech Republic
The Consular and Visa Section of Japan’s Embassy in Czechia centralizes Japanese documents, civil-status filings and Japanese visa applications in Prague. Its catalogue also covers safety, overseas elections and related support; it does not replace Czech authorities or issue apostilles.
About Consular and Visa Section, Embassy of Japan in the Czech Republic
The Consular and Visa Section of Japan’s Embassy in Czechia centralizes Japanese documents, civil-status filings and Japanese visa applications in Prague. Its catalogue also covers safety, overseas elections and related support; it does not replace Czech authorities or issue apostilles.
Address: Klicperova 3208/12, 150 00 Praha 5. Telephone: +420 257 533 546; email: ryoji@ph.mofa.go.jp. Hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m.–noon and 1:30–4:00 p.m., except closure days. The office gives priority to appointments and requires advance booking for some procedures. Request a slot by email with three dates, purpose, number of applicants and contact details; confirm the entry number and document checklist.
Published services include Japanese passports and travel documents; residence, birth, marriage, signature, police and driving-licence certificates; birth, marriage, divorce and nationality filings; eligible My Number and school-textbook procedures; overseas voting; consular safety; and Japanese visas. Certificate times vary, and apostilles must be requested in Japan.
Services listed by the office
- Passports, renewals and travel documents; online and counter applications.
- Residence, birth, marriage, signature, police-record and driving-licence certificates.
- Birth, recognition, marriage, divorce and nationality filings.
- Japanese visas; eligibility depends on legal residence and purpose.
- Overseas residence registration, voting, safety, eligible My Number and school-textbook procedures.
The Consular and Visa Section of Japan’s Embassy in Czechia centralizes Japanese documents, civil-status filings and Japanese visa applications in Prague. Its catalogue also covers safety, overseas elections and related support; it does not replace Czech