How to Apply for a Japan Visa from the Netherlands as an Indonesian
Today marks the official start of summer holidays in the Netherlands. My family and I are planning a trip to Japan. My husband and children are Dutch citizens and do not need a visa to visit Japan for stays of up to 90 days. However, I hold an Indonesian passport and, unfortunately, must obtain a visa to enter Japan. Arranging a visa might not seem like a particularly special topic—usually, you just fill out a form and gather the necessary documents for the Japanese embassy. However, in this blog, I will share my unique experience of obtaining a visa to Japan as an Indonesian who does not have a surname…
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As-salamu alaykum and Ramadan Mubarak to all! With the blessed month of fasting upon us, I find myself reminiscing about a journey that touched my soul profoundly. Let me take you back to last February when the call to embark on Umrah echoed deeply within me. I am writing this post to document my personal experience. It serves as a reminder of my extraordinary journey in life. Recently, I have been feeling a strong desire inside my heart to go to Umrah. A feeling I couldn’t quite explain but one that attracted my heartstrings relentlessly. Little did I know that this seemingly ordinary morning would mark the beginning of an…
