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.
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
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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:
- Phone: +81-3-5430-7879
- Email: [email protected]
- Official Website: https://www.angola.or.jp/
