By 2028, Japan will require travelers from 71 visa-exempt countries—including Canada, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea—to complete a digital pre-arrival screening. This new electronic travel authorization system aims to enhance border security, manage soaring tourism, and streamline immigration. Inspired by global models like the US ESTA, it will vet travelers before departure, ensuring safer, faster entry while supporting Japan’s growing tourism industry and digital modernization goals.
Japan to enforce pre-arrival screening for select countries by 2028
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May 25, 2025
May 25, 2025
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