Japan is preparing to introduce a new electronic travel authorization system, known as JESTA (Japanese Electronic System for Travel Authorization). Inspired by the U.S. ESTA system, JESTA aims to tighten entry controls for travelers from visa-exempt countries. The system, which ... Read the article
From January 2025, Japan will introduce an electronic pre-authorization system for visa-exempt visitors, starting with tourists from Taiwan. This system, often compared to the American ESTA, will enable travelers to submit their information online before departing for Japan. The data required will include the purpose ... Read the article
Japan is set to introduce an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) requirement for visa-exempt travelers. Focus on the reasons behind this decision, how the new system will work and what changes it implies for the travelers concerned.
Famous for its iconic summit, which attracts millions of tourists every year, Mount Fuji is introducing a ticket reservation system to better manage the influx of visitors. From now on, it will no longer be possible to climb without first purchasing a ticket.
As of April 1, 2024, Japan has added Indians and foreign nationals residing in India to those eligible for an e-visa. With this visa, travelers can discover the country for up to 90 days.
The Land of the Rising Sun is becoming a popular destination for independent workers and freelancers from all over the world, thanks to the recent introduction of a visa specially designed for them. The digital nomad visa will enable individuals from 49 countries to live and work in Japan for a period of ... Read the article
The Japanese government is planning to extend its system of electronic visa services to simplify the application process for foreign visitors. The move comes as tourism begins to recover following the lifting of coronavirus-related border control measures. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs introduced the ... Read the article
From July 5 until at least August 2024, Japan Airlines, in partnership with Sumitomo Corporation, is testing an innovative new service called "Any Wear, Anywhere", enabling travelers to rent clothes during their stay in Japan. This revolutionary concept enables customers to travel light without sacrificing their style of dress while on the move.
The Japanese government hopes to stimulate consumption by foreign visitors to Japan. It is taking its cue from the growing number of countries that have introduced special visas for "digital nomads". This would make it easier for highly-skilled workers to stay in the country.
As of today, you can apply for an e-visa to travel to Japan. This travel formality had been suspended since October 11, 2022, due to travel restrictions, and now concerns only a few travelers.
Many Asian countries had closed their borders in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. They were rather cautious about reopening international flights to tourists. Now that the pandemic has stabilized, the tourism industry is looking to the future, and not hesitating to take steps to welcome back international travelers ... Read the article
The Japanese government has decided to relax the formalities for entering the country. The aim is to attract tourists and ease the burden on embassies and consulates. To this end, an online visa for Japan will be issued from August 18, 2022. It applies to citizens of Canada and ... Read the article
To protect its population, Japan had closed its doors to foreign tourists since the outbreak of COVID. Despite the drastic nature of this decision, it did limit the spread of the virus within the country. Today, thanks to therapeutic advances that have mitigated the pandemic, ... Read the article
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