How long can I stay in Japan as a tourist? 90, 30 or 15 days
Most visa-exempt tourists get up to 90 days in Japan, but ISA sets 90, 30 or 15 days at landing. See what counts, extension limits and overstay risks.
Most visa-exempt tourists get up to 90 days in Japan, but ISA sets 90, 30 or 15 days at landing. See what counts, extension limits and overstay risks.
Japan business travel visa rules: meetings and business liaison fit a visa-free stay of up to 90 days, but paid work or extra compensation needs a visa.
Extend your stay in Japan beyond 90 days: the ISA grants tourist extensions only for unavoidable humanitarian reasons. Documents, 6-month limit and risks.
Travel documents to Japan for a visa-free tourist: a valid passport, a return ticket, accommodation and funds details, plus your Visit Japan Web QR code.
There is no Japan visa on arrival. Visitors from 74 visa-exempt countries get landing permission; everyone else applies at an embassy or via eVISA first.
The Japan immigration form online is the ED card in Visit Japan Web. See each field, the 90-day stay rule and the 3 yes/no questions before you fly.
Visit Japan Web login needs an email and a 10-character password. How to create the account, reset a password and fix code errors before your flight.
US passport holders can visit Japan visa-free for up to 90 days. Here is what you need at the border today, when a visa is required and what JESTA will change.
British citizens get 90 days visa-free in Japan and can extend to six months by applying before the 90 days end. Passport, arrival and JESTA rules explained.
Every passenger entering Japan must declare to customs. Compare the paper form with Visit Japan Web, and check the duty-free allowances and cash rules.