Working Hours
Visa Application and Notarial Services (Documents drop in)
Mondays and Tuesdays
9:30 ~ 12:30 *
Visa and Notarial Services (Documents pick up)
Fridays
9:30 ~ 12:30 *
The Consular Section is closed to the public on Wednesdays, Thursdays and weekends. The Consular Section is also closed on national holidays of the Republic of Angola and Japan.
The national holidays of the Republic of Angola in 2019 are: January 1 (New Year), February 4 (Beginning of the Armed Fight for National Liberation), March 5 (Carnival), March 8 (International Woman’s Day), March 23 (Southern Africa Liberation Day), April 4 (Peace Day), April 19 (Good Friday), May 1 (May Day), September 17 (Day of the Founder of the Nation and National Hero), November 2 (All Souls’ Day), November 11 (Independence Day) and December 25 (Christmas).
*When the holiday is on Tuesday the Embassy will close on Monday too.
*When the holiday is on Thursday the Embassy will close on Friday too.
Payment Method for Consular Fees
All consular fees must be paid by bank transfer to the following account:
Note: The applicant’s name must be on the bank payment slip which is required to be presented when applying for the visa. Consular fees are not refundable under any circumstances.
Visa FAQs
- Q. I don’t live in Tokyo can I submit my visa application by courier?
- Q. Can I apply for a visa on arrival in Angola?
- Q. Can someone collect my passport at the Embassy on my behalf?
- Q. Where do I find the visa application form?
- Q. How long will it take to get my visa?
- Q. How early should I apply for my visa?
- Q. How can I check the status of my visa application?
- Q. What kind of visa will I get?
- Q. If my visa application is rejected or I decide to cancel my visa application, can I get a refund or use the fee payment receipt in future applications?
- Q. I would like to stay in Angola for a period longer than my visa permits. What should I do?
- Q. What is the difference between the duration and validity of a visa?
- Q. I cannot get the yellow fever vaccine for medical reasons. Can I still apply for a visa to Angola?
- Q. I am not a Japanese national. Can I apply for a visa to Angola?
- Q. I live in a country where there is no Angolan Embassy or Consulate. Can I apply for my visa to Angola in Japan?
- Q. I have some questions about visa application and other consular procedures at a particular Angolan Embassy/Consulate?
Diplomatic, Official and Courtesy Visa
The Diplomatic, Official and the Courtesy visas are granted to foreign nationals, whose purpose of entry into the Republic of Angola is official business.
Required Documents
- Note Verbale;
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 6 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Original and a color copy (A4 size) of the International Vaccine Certificate.
Fees: Gratis
Ordinary Visa
The Ordinary Visa is granted to foreign nationals whose purpose of entry into the Republic of Angola is family visit or business prospecting. The Ordinary Visa must be used within 60 days from the date of its issuance and is valid for a stay of up to 30 days.
Required Documents
- An invitation letter from a public or private entity in the Republic of Angola, clearly stating the purpose and the duration of the stay of the applicant(s) in the Republic of Angola. The invitation letter must be sent directly to the Consular Section – Fax No. 81-3-5712-7482.
- If the issuer of the invitation letter is a foreign national, then a color copy (A4 size) of the issuer’s visa or residency card should also be sent to the Consular Section.
- In case of private companies, a color copy (A4 size) of the company registration (Alvará de Licença Comercial)should also be sent along with the invitation letter.
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 6 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Original and a color copy (A4 size) of the International Vaccine Certificate;
- Round trip ticket;
- Evidence of support during stay in the Republic of Angola, equivalent to USD 200,00 per each day of permanence (a bank statement of the visa applicant or a letter from the entity that will be responsible for the costs related to the trip).
Visa Fee:
Single entry – 11,400 yen
Multiple entries – 11,400 yen
Short Stay Visa
The Short Stay Visa is granted to foreign nationals who need to enter the Republic of Angola for urgent reasons. The Short Stay Visa must be used within 72 hours from the date of its issuance and is valid for a stay of up to 7 days.
Required Documents
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 6 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Original and a color copy (A4 size) of the International Vaccine Certificate;
- Round trip ticket;
- Evidence of support during stay in the Republic of Angola, equivalent to USD 200,00 per each day of permanence (a bank statement of the visa applicant or a letter from the entity that will be responsible for the costs related to the trip).
- A document clearly stating the purpose and the urgency of the trip to the Republic of Angola.
Visa Fee: 9,120 yen
Tourism Visa
The Tourism Visa is granted to foreign nationals that intend to enter the Republic of Angola, for tourism, sports and cultural purposes. The Tourism Visa must be used within 60 days from the date of its issuance and is valid for a stay of up to 30 days.
Required Documents
- An invitation letter from a public or private entity in the Republic of Angola, clearly stating the purpose and the duration of the stay of the applicant(s) in the Republic of Angola. The invitation letter must be sent directly to the Consular Section – Fax no 81-3-5712-7482.
- If the issuer of the invitation letter is a foreign national, then a color copy (A4 size) of the issuer’s visa or residency card should also be sent to the Consular Section.
- In the case of private companies, a color copy (A4 size) of the company registration (Alvará de Licença Comercial)should also be sent along with the invitation letter.
- If an invitation letter is not available, then a letter by the visa applicant addressed to the Consular Section, requesting the visa issuance and clearly explaining the itinerary in the Republic of Angola.
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;.
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;.
- Passport valid for 6 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Original and a color copy (A4 size) of the International Vaccine Certificate;
- Round trip ticket;
- Evidence of support during stay in the Republic of Angola, equivalent to USD 200,00 per each day of permanence (a bank statement of the visa applicant or a letter from the entity that will be responsible for the costs related to the trip).
- Hotel reservation.
Visa Fee:
Single entry – 11,400 yen
Multiple entries – 11,400 yen
Work Visa
The Work Visa is granted to foreign nationals whose purpose to enter into the Republic of Angola is to carry out remunerated professional activities. The work Visa must be used within 60 days from the date of its issuance.
Required Documents
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 18 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Work Contract;
- Police Clearance Certificate*;
- Medical Certificate*;
- Academic Diploma*;
- Applicant’s declaration agreeing to abide by the laws of the Republic of Angola;
- Curriculum Vitae;
- Letter of Endorsement from the Ministry that will oversee the project;
- A color copy (A4 size) of the Business License;
- Proof of the payment of tax obligations.
*Regarding these documents please refer to Authentication of Documents page.
Visa Fee: 28,500 yen
Privileged Visa
The Privileged Visa is granted to foreign nationals such as investors or representatives of investing companies whose purpose to enter the Republic of Angola is to implement and carry out approved investments, under the Private Investment Law. The Privileged Visa must be used within 60 days from the date of its issuance.
Required Documents
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 18 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Police Clearance Certificate*;
- Medical Certificate*;
- Applicant’s declaration agreeing to abide by the laws of the Republic of Angola;
- Certificate of Private Investment Registration;
- Proof of the authorization to import capitals for the required investment, issued by the competent banking authority;
*Regarding these documents please refer to Authentication of Documents page.
Visa Fee: 28,500 yen
Temporary Permanence Visa
The Temporary Permanence Visa is issued to foreign nationals in the following cases;
- Humanitarian Reason
- Religious activities
- Scientific research
- Spouse of Angolan national
- Spouse of work or privileged visa holder
The Temporary Permanence Visa must be used within 60 days from the date of its issuance.
Required Documents
- One application form duly filled with a black pen;
- One recent 5x4cm color photo taken within 3 months, against a white background;
- Passport valid for 18 months or more, with at least two blank pages and a color copy (A4 size) of the personal data page;
- Police Clearance Certificate*;
- Medical Certificate*;
- Applicant’s declaration agreeing to abide by the laws of the Republic of Angola;
- A document from the Ministry which will oversee the activity in the Republic of Angola (if the visa application reason is B or C, see above);
- Proof of family links with Angolan nationals or with foreign nationals legally residing in the Republic of Angola (if the visa application reason is D or E, see above);
- Proof of means of subsistence during stay in the Republic of Angola.
*Regarding these documents please refer to Authentication of Documents page.
Visa Fee: 17,100 yen
Authentication of Documents
※All documents to be authenticated by the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Republic of Angola in Japan need first to be authenticated by a Public Notary and the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs of Japan.
※A Portuguese language translation by a professional translator is required for all documents to be submitted in the Republic of Angola. Please note that a translation is not necessary for the Police Clearance Certificate as it must be submitted to the Consular Section in the envelope sealed by the issuing authority.
※Documents not issued in Japan must be authenticated in the Angolan Diplomatic Mission located in the country of origin.
Authentication Requirements:
- A letter addressed to the Consular Section, explaining the purpose of the document to be authenticated (In Portuguese or English);
- The document to be authenticated (original and color copy in A4 size of all pages).
Fees: 5,000 yen
Processing time: Documents submitted on Mondays and Tuesdays will usually be ready for pick up on Fridays of the same week. However, it may take longer in some cases.