Japan Entry Dynamics
At 18:00 Beijing time on February 17, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio held a press conference to announce: Except for tourist visas, all entry is allowed!
Japan's Latest Immigration Policy! Kishida Fumio announced: Except for tourist visas, all admission is allowed!
On February 17, local time, Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio said at a press conference that the entry epidemic prevention policy will be partially relaxed and foreigners other than tourists will be allowed to enter, including short-term business people and international students. The maximum number of arrivals will also be raised from the current 3,500 per day to 5,000. In addition, if certain conditions are met, the quarantine time after entry will also be shortened from 7 days to 3 days or exempt from quarantine. (CCTV News)
Specific quarantine period after entry
From March 1, the observation period after entry will be divided into three categories: 7 days, 3 days, and 0 days for both Japanese and foreigners. In principle, it is 7 days, and if the conditions such as a negative test result on day 3 are met, there is no need to continue observation.
The current policy is that according to the epidemic situation in the country where the inbound person is located, it must be observed for 3-6 days. Those who have received the 3rd dose of the vaccine and have entered Japan from a country where the epidemic has not expanded will be exempted from observation.
Foreigners from "countries and regions with severe epidemics" designated by the Japanese government are exempted from quarantine after entering Japan as long as they have a certificate of vaccination of 3 doses.
At present, Chinese mainland are not designated by the Japanese government, which means that Chinese entering Japan or will be exempt from quarantine.
So far, there is only this one map, and the specific japanese entry rules have not yet been released. Please also join you with International International and wait for the consulate to issue the official signing rules, the day of going to Japan is getting closer and closer, are you ready?