Whether you’re renewing your residence status or applying for permanent residency (PR) in Japan, the fee you pay depends heavily on when you file. Enter your application type and expected filing date below to compare the current fee against the proposed October 2026 rate.
Japan Visa Renewal & PR Fee Calculator
Based on the proposed fee schedule effective Oct 2026 (not yet formally finalized) · In-person/window application rates
How to use this calculator
- Select your application type — residence status change/renewal, or permanent residency. For renewals, select the length of status you expect to be granted (3 months / 1 year / 3 years / 5 years or more).
- Select whether you plan to file on or before September 30, 2026, or on or after October 1, 2026.
- Click “Calculate fee” to see the estimated fee and how it compares to the current rate.
What this calculator is based on
This calculator uses the draft cabinet order published by Japan’s Immigration Services Agency (ISA) on July 3, 2026, proposed to take effect October 1, 2026. Fees are determined by your application’s filing date, and the figures shown are for in-person/window applications. Whether online applications receive a discount has not been confirmed — check the ISA’s official announcement once the order is formally promulgated. Since the order has not yet been formally finalized, always confirm the final fee with the ISA’s official announcement before filing.
Key takeaways
- Status change/renewal: 6,000 yen → 10,000–75,000 yen depending on length of status
- PR application: 10,000 yen → 200,000 yen
- Your filing date decides the fee — file by September 30 to keep the current rate
- This calculator gives estimates only, based on a draft order not yet formally finalized
For the full background and a preparation checklist, see our guide: Japan Visa Renewal Fees Rising From Oct 2026.
This calculator provides estimates for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional immigration advice. It is based on a draft cabinet order that has not been formally promulgated. Always confirm final figures with the Immigration Services Agency or a licensed immigration specialist before filing.