@Tammi ****

Yes, I think you're right unfortunately 💦I’ll add my country’s name next time.

@Wannikea ********

yes, my passport’s place of issue says “27,” which refers to Osaka. It’s just a number, but it represents the place of issue, which is a Japanese prefecture.

Thank you for sharing the information. I’ll make sure to add Japan next time… :)

I really hope you can get your DTV soon 🙏

@Wannikea ********

Thank you for your answer. I entered “27” as the place of issue, thinking it was okay since “27” is listed in my passport as the place of issue (weird, but true). However, others suggested that I should enter “Japan” in my application next time.

Did you enter your country name as the place of issue? I was wondering if I need to enter both the country name and the prefecture.

@John ******

John Macom yes, that makes sense. Thank you for your quick response. Have a nice day :)

@John ******

Thank you for your answer. I feel really stupid 😂 because I wrote “27” as the place of issue. I thought it was okay since “27” is listed in my passport as the place of issue. Should I have written the prefecture name plus the country name instead?

@Wayne ********

Thank you for the answer, but my nationality is Japanese, so based on my research, it might be possible.