
Japan eVISA: Make Sure You Have Internet On Arrival
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Japan’s eVISA system — the online route to a short-term tourist visa — covers a wide range of countries and regions. But the rules are strict, and one in particular could catch travellers off guard at
Japan’s eVISA system — the online route to a short-term tourist visa — covers a wide range of countries and regions. But the rules are strict, and one in particular could catch travellers off guard at the airport: you must display your visa live on your smartphone, which requires internet access.
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Who can use the Japan eVISA?
As of May 2026, the JAPAN eVISA system is open to residents of a range of countries. Eligibility has broadened since it was launched in May 2025.
How you apply for the eVISA depends on where you live.
Who can apply directly through the JAPAN eVISA website?
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