Consular Office of Japan in Saipan

A consular office under the consulate general in Hagåtña, covering the Northern Mariana Islands.

The office in Saipan is the smallest Japanese consular presence in the United States and the only one that reports to another consulate rather than to the embassy. Its correspondence goes to a post office box.

How to book an appointment at the Japanese consulate in Saipan

The calendar at Consular Office of Japan in Saipan fills up faster than most people expect, so start there.

There is no single portal. Consular Office of Japan in Saipan lists how to book for each service on its own site, and the visa section keeps its own hours and its own email.

Be wary of sites that offer to manage your appointment for a fee. The consulate charges nothing to book.

Address

Marina Heights Business Park (correo: P.O. Box 500407, Saipan)
Saipan, 96950

Telephone

(670) 323-7201

Fax

(670) 323-8764

Official website

www.hagatna.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_en/saipan_top.html

Book an appointment Fees and requirements All the procedures

Neither this office nor Hagåtña has a Google listing that matches its published address, so there are no public reviews to summarise.

How to cancel an appointment at the Japanese consulate in Saipan

When the date no longer works, say so early.

Reply to the confirmation you received. If you booked by phone, email the office instead, since Consular Office of Japan in Saipan keeps its records by written request.

Getting to the Japanese consulate in Saipan

You will find the office at Marina Heights Business Park (correo: P.O. Box 500407, Saipan). Downtown parking is expensive where it exists at all.

Real reviews of the Japanese consulate in Saipan

This office has no public Google listing, so there are no reviews to summarise. If you have been, the official site is still the place to check hours before you travel.

Opening hours of the Japanese consulate in Saipan

Read the counter hours carefully before you plan the trip.

This office does not publish counter hours. Write before you travel.

Phone number of the Japanese consulate in Saipan

The number is (670) 323-7201. Consular sections often do not answer during counter hours, so email usually gets a faster reply.

What the Japanese consulate in Saipan handles

A good part of the Japanese paperwork Americans need never passes through a consulate at all.

Consular assistance and basic services for the Northern Marianas. Anything beyond its range goes to Hagåtña.

What you can settle without going

A fair share of this can be settled online or by mail.

You can order a koseki copy from your registered domicile in Japan by mail.

You can get an apostille for a U.S. document from the Secretary of State of the issuing state, not from a Japanese consulate.

You can register your address abroad through ORR net instead of at the counter.

Not an official site. We gather what the Japanese offices publish, including the places where their own sources contradict each other, and point you back to them.