Japan Travel Restrictions

After months of protest and a two-year shutdown, Japan’s government has reopened the application process for tourist visas. Prospective visitors will have to book their visas through a package tour instead of individually. While 98 countries are now eligible to visit Japan, some countries are still restricted due to pandemics or other special circumstances. Below are some examples of countries and regions that may have travel restrictions. Read on to learn more.
Travelers from countries listed as “designated” are not allowed to use public transportation in Japan and must adhere to strict guidelines. For example, those from Russia or Egypt may need to undergo quarantine in a designated facility for 3 days. However, those from the other countries are not required to undergo this quarantine. Enhanced quarantine measures are updated regularly and may change at any time without notice. To learn more about specific restrictions, check out the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs website.
Before traveling to Japan, be sure to check on the visa requirements for your particular country. In general, the only countries that do not have visa requirements are countries that have an APEC Business Travel Card or the EU Economic Partnership Credential. If you have a family in Japan, you can skip the written pledge. However, if you plan to visit another country, it may be in your best interest to consult the Japanese government. These agencies have a wealth of information about visa requirements and how to apply for them.
For example, a Thai group tour was recently cancelled due to a member being diagnosed with Covid, a type of AIDS. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, Thailand has yet to adjust its national tourism regulations, and the country remains in a state of flux. It is important to follow the travel advice provided by your travel agency to ensure that you are still safe to enter the country. However, if you have any concerns, you should contact your travel provider immediately.
The government has implemented a series of quarantine measures to curb the spread of the disease. Individual travelers are no longer allowed to visit the country, but guided tours will be able to enter on June 10. Visitors are also required to follow an itinerary predetermined by the travel agency. A travel agency will take care of the necessary application procedures, and it will also be responsible for all members of the tour. In short, it’s best to avoid travel restrictions in Japan, especially if you plan to visit several cities.
The Japanese government requires a COVID test for all travelers. These tests are conducted through nasal swabs, not throat swabs. The results of the tests must be certified as negative, as well as the certificate. Passengers who have a positive test for Covid may be required to stay in quarantine for seven to ten days, in government-designated facilities. They may also be required to pay for food and lodging during the quarantine.