Introduction

The Embassy of Angola in Tokyo is a central hub for diplomatic, economic, and cultural engagement between Angola and Japan. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1976 and the opening of the embassy in 2001, this mission has played a pivotal role in facilitating consular services, promoting bilateral cooperation, and fostering educational and cultural exchange. Whether you need visa support, consular assistance, or simply wish to learn more about Angola-Japan relations, understanding the embassy’s visiting hours, services, and visitor protocols is essential for a seamless experience. This guide provides up-to-date information on the embassy’s location, operational hours, appointment procedures, and recommendations for making the most of your visit. For official updates, always refer to the Embassy of Angola Tokyo website.

Serving as Angola’s official representation in Japan, the Embassy of Angola in Tokyo is dedicated to strengthening diplomatic ties, supporting Angolan nationals, and providing vital consular services. The embassy not only handles official matters such as visa issuance and document authentication but also promotes Angola’s culture and business interests in Japan.

Visiting Hours and Appointment Information

Operating Hours:

Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Closed: Saturdays, Sundays, and national holidays observed in Japan and Angola

Appointment Policy:

Most consular services (including visa applications, passport renewals, and document legalization) require an appointment.
Walk-ins are limited to general inquiries and are not recommended for consular matters.
Appointments can be scheduled via phone, email, or the embassy’s online booking system.

Visitor Protocols:

All visitors must present valid photo ID and may undergo security screening.
Bring all necessary original documents and photocopies for your appointment.
The embassy is equipped for visitors with mobility needs; notify the embassy in advance if special assistance is required.

Latest updates and required documents can always be found on the official embassy website.

Location and Access

Current Address:
2-10-24 Daizawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 155-0032, Japan

Getting There:

By Train: Closest station is Ikenoue Station (Tokyu Inokashira Line), approximately a 5-minute walk.
Nearby Landmarks: Setagaya district, close to attractions like Komazawa Olympic Park and Shibuya Crossing.
Accessibility: The embassy location is accessible via public transportation, and the building supports visitors with mobility challenges.

View on Google Maps

Note: Some sources may reference a previous address in Minato-ku. Always confirm the latest location on the official website before visiting.

Consular and Visa Services

Visa Services

The Embassy of Angola in Tokyo processes several types of visas:

Tourist Visa: Valid for 30 days with possible extensions.
Business Visa: For business meetings and conferences.
Transit Visa: For travelers passing through Angola.
Work and Residence Visas: For employment or long-term stays.

Visa-Free Entry:
Citizens of select countries, including EU member states, the U.S., and Canada, can enter Angola visa-free for up to 30 days per entry (maximum 90 days/year). (details)

eVisa System:
Other travelers must apply for an Angola eVisa, allowing multiple entries within 120 days. Each stay can last up to 30 days, with the possibility of two extensions.

Requirements:

Completed application form
Valid passport (minimum six months validity)
Passport-sized photos
Proof of accommodation and travel itinerary
Yellow fever vaccination certificate
Supporting documents depending on visa type

Fees and Processing:

Approximate fee: USD $120, payable on arrival in Angola
Processing time: 5–10 business days for standard visas; eVisa pre-approval may take several days

For the most current application forms and requirements, visit the embassy’s visa section.

Other Consular Services

Passport renewal and emergency travel documents for Angolan nationals
Notarial services (authentication, powers of attorney)
Civil registration (birth, marriage, death)
Emergency assistance for Angolan citizens

For consular inquiries, contact [email protected].

Angola-Japan Relations: Economic, Educational, and Cultural Exchange

Diplomatic Background:
Formal diplomatic relations were established in 1976. The embassy, inaugurated in 2001, has been instrumental in fostering cooperation in trade, investment, education, and culture.

Economic and Trade Relations:

Angola exports oil and raw materials to Japan, while Japan provides vehicles, machinery, and steel products to Angola.
The embassy organizes trade seminars and forums in both countries to promote investment and bilateral commerce.

Educational and Cultural Cooperation:

Academic exchanges between Angolan and Japanese universities
Cultural diplomacy through music, cuisine, and heritage events
Participation in major expos, such as Tourism Expo Japan and TICAD

Community Engagement:

National Day celebrations and public holidays with cultural programs
Educational outreach and collaborative events with Japanese institutions
(source)

Community Engagement and Events

The embassy actively promotes cultural understanding and ties through:

National Day and Independence Day celebrations
Angola-Japan friendship events, including musical and culinary showcases
Participation in international forums—TICAD and Expo Osaka-Kansai

Follow the latest events on the embassy’s news page.

Practical Travel Tips and Nearby Attractions

Before Your Visit:

Arrive 10–15 minutes early for appointments
Dress in business casual or modest attire
Prepare all necessary documents, both originals and copies

Nearby Attractions:

Komazawa Olympic Park (Setagaya)
Shibuya Crossing and Meiji Jingu Shrine
Local cafes and markets in Setagaya

Accessibility:
Notify the embassy if you require special assistance.

COVID-19 and Health Measures:
As of mid-2025, standard health protocols may apply. Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for travelers to Angola (source).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What are the visiting hours?
A: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–5:00 PM. Closed weekends and public holidays.

Q: Do I need an appointment?
A: Yes, for most consular services. Walk-ins are accepted for general inquiries only.

Q: Is the embassy accessible for people with disabilities?
A: Yes, basic accessibility features are in place. Notify in advance if you need special assistance.

Q: What documents are required for a visa?
A: Valid passport (six months), return ticket, accommodation proof, yellow fever certificate, and any additional documents for your visa type.

Q: How do I contact the embassy?
A: