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Japan Visa Itinerary & Schedule of Stay for Vietnamese (2026)

Vietnamese travellers are heading to Japan in fast-growing numbers — and unlike many nationalities, Vietnamese citizens need a Japan tourist visa (there is no visa exemption). One document decides how smoothly your application goes: the daily itinerary, also called the Schedule of Stay. It is a required supporting document, and it has to be clean, day-by-day, and consistent with your flights and hotels.

Why the itinerary matters

Japanese consulates use your Schedule of Stay to confirm your trip is real and well-planned. The most common reasons applications stall are an itinerary that doesn't match the flight and hotel bookings, vague day plans, or missing accommodation details. A clean, specific, correctly formatted itinerary removes that risk.

The format Japan expects: a 4-column table

The Schedule of Stay is a simple 4-column table covering every day from arrival to departure:

Sample Japan visa itinerary (Hanoi → Tokyo → Osaka)

DateActivity PlanContactAccommodation
Apr 3Arrive Narita (NRT) on VN310 from Hanoi. Transfer to hotel in Asakusa.Hotel front deskRichmond Hotel Asakusa, Tokyo
Apr 4–6Tokyo: Senso-ji, Ueno, Shibuya; day trip to Mt. Fuji / Hakone.Richmond Hotel Asakusa, Tokyo
Apr 7Shinkansen to Osaka. Osaka Castle, Dotonbori.Hotel The Flag Shinsaibashi, Osaka
Apr 10Return to Hanoi from Kansai (KIX) on VN311.Airline

Common mistakes Vietnamese applicants make

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