Japanese Visas
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Japanese Visas
I'm thinking of non-revving to Japan with the family over Christmas vacation. The entry-exit requirements for US citizens say "You must have a valid passport and an onward/return ticket for tourist/business "visa free" stays of up to 90 days."
For those of you who have non-revved to Japan, what do you use for a "return ticket?"
For those of you who have non-revved to Japan, what do you use for a "return ticket?"
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Just got back from a week long Tokyo trip with the family. We all non-revved and they did not even ask about the return ticket. You could probably show them a travelnet listing and that would suffice if the question came up. Have a great trip!
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I'm thinking of non-revving to Japan with the family over Christmas vacation. The entry-exit requirements for US citizens say "You must have a valid passport and an onward/return ticket for tourist/business "visa free" stays of up to 90 days."
For those of you who have non-revved to Japan, what do you use for a "return ticket?"
For those of you who have non-revved to Japan, what do you use for a "return ticket?"
A return non-rev travel reservation will likely suffice as others have mentioned.
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Don't let a good jet lag go to waste, get up at the crack of dawn and go down to the Tsukiji Fish market and watch the worlds biggest market selling everything from $15,000 tuna to creatures you didn't even know existed!
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Navy Lodge is for the PCS crowd, if your just visiting get your family into the New Sanno hotel and enjoy yourself (lots of last min cancellations generally).
Don't let a good jet lag go to waste, get up at the crack of dawn and go down to the Tsukiji Fish market and watch the worlds biggest market selling everything from $15,000 tuna to creatures you didn't even know existed!
Don't let a good jet lag go to waste, get up at the crack of dawn and go down to the Tsukiji Fish market and watch the worlds biggest market selling everything from $15,000 tuna to creatures you didn't even know existed!
I'm not complaining. I'm pretty sure I can make it from the Atsugi Navy Lodge to Shinjuku with my eyes closed.
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I non-rev to Japan quite a bit and have never been asked about outbound plans. Sometimes I stay just one night to break up the travel plan and have never been asked.
I don't think Americans are generally a risk of overstaying a tourist visa.
I don't think Americans are generally a risk of overstaying a tourist visa.
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