United States Consulate General
Naha, Okinawa, Japan

• IMMIGRANT VISAS
• VISAS FOR FIANCÉES OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR THE SPOUSE, PARENT, MINOR CHILDREN OR STEP-CHILDREN OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR MARRIED CHILDREN OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR UNMARRIED ADULT CHILDREN OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR ADOPTED CHILDREN OF AMERICAN CITIZENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR THE SPOUSE AND MINOR CHILDREN OF PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR THE UNMARRIED ADULT CHILDREN OF PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIENS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR RELIGIOUS WORKERS
• EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRANT VISAS
• IMMIGRANT VISAS FOR INVESTORS
• RETURNING RESIDENT STATUS
• CONDITIONAL RESIDENT STATUS
• LOST/STOLEN U.S. ALIEN REGISTRATION CARDS
• RESCHEDULING AN IMMIGRANT VISA APPOINTMENT

IMMIGRANT VISAS

All non-U.S. citizens who want to live in the United States permanently must obtain immigrant visas. The American Embassy in Tokyo and the Consulate General in Naha are the only posts in Japan that issue immigrant visas. Individuals wishing to file immigrant visa petitions must arrive at the Consulate between 8:30 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. Monday through Thursday. Only individuals living in Okinawa and Amami Island may apply in Naha.

Final immigrant visa applications (including interviews and issuance ) are by appointment only. PLAN AHEAD! Please request interview appointment dates at least 6 weeks in advance. Fax your request to our office at 098-876-4243. The request needs to include the name of applicant, maiden name of applicant if applicable, phone number, fax number and PSC or departure dates to the U.S. The Consulate is closed on American and Japanese holidays.

Detailed information is available a the U.S. Embassy Tokyo Visa Information Line at 03-5354-4033. There is a fee for this service.