Register at the French Ambassy in Tokyo

Upon arrival in Japan, it is advisable to register within the consular department of the Embassy of France (only for long journey lasting more than 6 months).

For this you can either go to the consular department of the Embassy of France in Tokyo or send documents by mail to the consular service you depend.

1. The consular districts of the Embassy of France in Japan

There are 2 French consular districts in Japan :

Map of the 2 districts
For French who live in Nagano , there is a permanency at pre-determined dates (dates are available on the website of the Embassy of France) . This allows the French in Nagano to do the formalities such as registration in the consular, the demand for a national identity card , withdrawal of passports and filing various records ( wedding , ...). For all other formalities and outside the dates ​​available,you have to contact the relevant consular service, the one in Tokyo. Map

Map

2. The documents to apply for registration

You will find below the list of the documents for your application . In Tokyo, you can go directly to the Consular department at the address specified in the previous section, or send your complete application by mail. In contrary, for Kyoto, the application for registration is made only by post.

The list of required documents (all must be in the format A4):

Once your application is accepted, your consular card will be hand-delivered in the Consulate or sent by mail according to your demand (in person or by post).

It is important to note that registration in the Consulate helps to be identified by the consular services in crisis, through the Embassy security plan , which organizes an islanding of the district. This security plan can not be implemented if the leaders of the island where you reside are not aware of your personal details.

2. The Consular Card

Consular cards are issued only to adults . Minor children are registered at the request of the holder of parental authority. They do not receive consular card . At majority (18 years ), they are detached from the family card and get an individual entry.

Here you have all the cards in hand to take the steps regarding registration in the Consulate Register of French outside France



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