Thursday, April 28, 2011

Travel Document when going to Japan?

Question:


i recently just booked flight ticket to Japan. My airlines company says this before i made my booking " For non-Japanese guests flying to Japan, please obtain your visa at the Japanese Embassy. You must possess all entry and exit visas, along with health and other required document. Your passport's validity must meet Japan's entry requirements"

i just wonder what travel document i should bring

Answer:


It really depends on where you are from and what passport you carry. To enter Japan you will need a valid passport and if your country has an agreement with Japan which includes most Western nations then you do not require a visa as you can obtain landing permission on arrival without a visa. This is usually good for a stay of up to 90 days, although certain European nationalities are permitted to stay for 180 days if they note a longer stay upon entry. In some cases you might also be asked to prove that you intend to return to your home country, which can be done via a return plane ticket. You are also required to complete an immigration card, which is usually handed out on the flight be landing and must be handed in at customs upon entry.

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