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Japan Visa Policy

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Visa-free states

Citizens of the following countries can enter Japan without visas for a period of 3 months, with the possibility of renewal up to 6 months:

  •   Austria
  •   Great Britain
  •   Germany
  •   Ireland
  •   Liechtenstein
  •   Mexico
  •   Switzerland

Citizens of the following countries can enter Japan without a visa for up to 3 months or 90 days:

  •   Australia
  •   Andorra
  •   Argentina
  •   Bahamas
  •   Belgium
  •   Bulgaria
  •   Hungary
  •   Guatemala
  •   Honduras
  •   Hong Kong
  •   Greece
  •   Denmark
  •   Dominican Republic
  •   Israel
  •   Iceland
  •   Spain
  •   Italy
  •   Canada
  •   Cyprus
  •   Republic of China
  •   Costa Rica
  •   Latvia
  •   Lithuania
  •   Luxembourg
  •   Mauritius
  •   Macau
  •   North Macedonia
  •   Malaysia
  •   Malta
  •   Monaco
  •   Netherlands
  •   New Zealand
  •   Norway
  •   Poland
  •   Portugal
  •   The Republic of Korea
  •   Romania
  •   Salvador
  •   San marino
  •   Serbia
  •   Singapore
  •   Slovakia
  •   Slovenia
  •   Suriname
  •   USA
  •   Tunisia
  •   Uruguay
  •   Finland
  •   France
  •   Croatia
  •   Czech
  •   Chile
  •   Sweden
  •   Estonia

Citizens of the following countries can enter Japan without a visa for up to 3 months or 90 days if they arrive with a biometric passport

  •   Barbados
  •   Lesotho
  •   Turkey

Citizens of the following countries can enter Japan without a visa for up to 14 days:

  •   Brunei
  •   Thailand
  •   Indonesia 1

1 Only for holders of biometric passports of Indonesia who have received a special certificate for visa-free entry at the Embassy / Consulate of Japan in Indonesia. [one]

Special Visa Policy

Japan has a strict visa policy for the CIS countries and Georgia (except for Russia [2] ). [3] Citizens of these states cannot act as financial guarantors of themselves and obtain a Japanese visa on their own, directly through the consulate. They must obtain a visa through travel agencies who will be required to act as a guarantor, or with the support of a tax resident in Japan (not necessarily a Japanese citizen).


There are also differences in obtaining visas for citizens of the PRC and the Philippines in connection with the migration hazard. [4] [5]

Notes

  1. ↑ Visa Waiver for Indonesian Nationals Based on a System of E-Passport Registration
  2. ↑ Relaxation of Visa Requirements for Nationals of Russian Federation | Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
  3. ↑ MOFA: Nationals of Russian, CIS countries, or Georgia who wish to come to Japan for a short-term stay [Guide to Japanese Visas]
  4. ↑ MOFA: Visas for Chinese group tourists and individual tourists [Guide to Japanese Visas]
  5. ↑ MOFA: Nationals of Philippines who wish to come to Japan for a short-term stay [Guide to Japanese Visas]

Links

  • List of Countries and Regions That Have Visa Exemption Arrangements with Japan (61 countries and regions)
  • Countries and Regions with Reciprocal Visa Exemption Arrangements with Japan
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Japan_Visa Visa Policy &oldid = 100884019


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