Japanese culture and food have become global trendsetters. And experiencing its culture in the home country is nothing short of memorable. However, the paperwork and the tedious process of visa application are definitely things that none of us appreciates. But this is slatted to change pretty soon as the Qatar Nationals will no longer need a visa to travel to Japan pretty soon. Here’s more information about this!
No More Visa For Japan
A move strengthening the relationship between the two countries, Qatar Nationals will no longer require a visa while travelling to Japan. You must note that this will begin on the 2nd of April, 2023 and Qataris can travel visa-free for up to 30 days. Moreover, you can apply for this visa-free travel provision with your ordinary passport. This move may increase the traffic of travellers from the Gulf nation as the process is bound to become easier.
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More About The Visa-Free Japanese Travel
However, one must note that Qatar Nationals travelling for the purpose of work or business will have to apply for a related visa. Doesn’t it sound like a fantastic move for travellers? Well, if you’ve been planning to explore this Asia country for some time, now is the time to start making an itinerary of all the places you want to explore.
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Places To Check Out In Japan
Japan is a vibrant country with a rich culture, food, history, and welcoming citizens. Offering travellers a plethora of experiences, there are several cities that one must explore during their trip. Besides Tokyo, you must definitely think of checking out other popular cities, such as Osaka, Kyoto, Nagoya, and Yokohama. From ramen bars to the mesmerising cherry blossom festival, travellers are bound to be awestruck by the beauty of this culturally-rich country. Here’s a short list of experiences in Japan that are absolutely worth checking out:
- Indulging in the Izakaya dining experience
- Attending Japanese Matsuri, a festival
- Riding the Shinkansen around the country
- Visiting Fuji-san (Mount Fuji)
- Exploring an original Japanese castle
So, when are you planning to visit Japan?
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