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Consulate General of Japan edinburgh

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Consulate General of Japan located at 2 Melville Cres, Edinburgh EH3 7HW, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0131 225 4777

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David Morrison

5 Google Rating

Paperwork seen to in 5 mins, and phone and email contact kept throughout process. Speedy, efficient

5/ 5

Paperwork seen to in 5 mins, and phone and email contact kept throughout process. Speedy, efficient and extremely polite service- one of the best visa processes I have had

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Johnny Groats

2 Google Rating

The old one was better

2/ 5

The old one was better

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Andy McDougall

5 Google Rating

Been many times sorting passports and visas for my wife. Service always good!

5/ 5

Been many times sorting passports and visas for my wife. Service always good!

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Le Thai Anh

1 Google Rating

1/ 5

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Wenjie Fu

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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Arnaud Bomaye

5 Google Rating

Very nice and polite staff all the way to security personnel. Always willing to help. A pleasure to

5/ 5

Very nice and polite staff all the way to security personnel. Always willing to help. A pleasure to deal with.

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David Maxfield

5 Google Rating

Very efficient and helpful.

5/ 5

Very efficient and helpful.

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David Jones

5 Google Rating

Very pleasant he was lovely man

5/ 5

Very pleasant he was lovely man

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Setsuo Maeda

5 Google Rating

All security staffs are very kind. Also, Japanese officers are very kind too.

5/ 5

All security staffs are very kind. Also, Japanese officers are very kind too.

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