Did you know a valid Japan visa unlocks travel to seven more countries? From Georgia to Singapore, explore visa-free destinations, stay periods, and travel requirements for Indian passport holders.
The UAE has expanded its visa-on-arrival program for Indian citizens, now including Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Learn more about the new eligibility criteria and requirements.
Japan is witnessing a record surge in foreign workers, with numbers reaching 2.3 million in 2024. As labor shortages persist, international workers are filling crucial roles in manufacturing, hospitality, and retail. Explore the latest trends, visa options, and what this means for Japan’s workforce.
The Henley Passport Index 2025 reveals Singapore as the most powerful passport, offering visa-free access to 195 destinations. Japan follows closely, while several European nations dominate the top tiers. The US and UK have experienced a decline in their passport rankings, while China's global influence is on the rise.
Japan Airlines is giving international travelers the chance to explore Japan’s diverse regions with free domestic flights. From the cultural wonders of Kyoto to the scenic beauty of Hokkaido, this offer encourages tourists to go beyond popular destinations.
Japan is set to replace its visa exemption for 71 countries with JESTA, a new travel authorization system that will require online declarations from travelers. The move aims to reduce illegal stays and improve border security, making entry into Japan more regulated and secure.
Japan is experiencing a surge in seismic activity, prompting concerns about a potential megaquake. The Indian Embassy in Tokyo has issued an urgent travel advisory for its citizens, recommending increased caution and preparedness. This advisory outlines key risks, safety tips, and essential information for travellers.
In a major development for international travel, India has introduced a Visa-on-Arrival facility for nationals of Japan, South Korea, and the UAE. This initiative, along with the expanded e-Visa availability for 167 countries, aims to simplify the visa process and boost tourism.
The Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs has introduced a new electronic visa (eVisa) system for tourists from 12 countries, simplifying the application process and allowing for short-term stays. The eVisa permits single entry for tourism for up to 90 days, with specific rules for Chinese and Vietnamese nationals.
Planning a trip to Japan? The Land of the Rising Sun is about to get even easier to visit! The Japanese government has announced a new online travel authorization system for visa-exempt travellers.
