I have a travel booked to Osaka, Japan this April. I was planning to process the 60 days tourist visa there, but I am reading here that if you are not resident in Japan, you won't be allowed to do so.
As far as I understand here in point 7 ([members only]/) I need a guarantor (I have a Japanese friend there if it's enough) but it doesn't say anything about the need of being a resident.
In the other hand, it looks like it might take several days...
Anyone who actually tried it, or knows someone, or is smarter than me understanding this kind of stuff?
Thanks a lot
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The user plans to apply for a 60-day tourist visa to Thailand while visiting Osaka, Japan, but is uncertain about the residency requirements for doing so. They reference a point on the Thai embassy's website about needing a guarantor but are unsure if a non-resident can apply for the visa in Japan. The user seeks insights or personal experiences from others regarding this process.
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