Border radar
Dataset updates
Each sync imports the public changelog. By default you see the latest entries that affect Italian passport holders.
35426 updates
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Japan's government bans the entry of North Korean citizens. The ban is the first of the restrictions on the movement of persons in Japan's own measures against North Korea, announced on 10 February 2016 and still published by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. North Korea is also not among the 74 countries and regions exempt from a visa.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa is required. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate. The JAPAN eVISA is not open to people residing in Myanmar: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' eligibility list (as of 15 May 2026) does not include it.
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- (no note)
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Japan
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- Visa exemption; Liechtenstein citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate. The JAPAN eVISA is not open to people residing in Laos: the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' eligibility list (as of 15 May 2026) does not include it.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required. Anyone residing in Cambodia can apply online for the single-entry tourist eVisa (stays of up to 90 days) through the JAPAN eVISA website.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for short stays of up to 30 days. Working is not permitted.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; Austrian citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; Mexican citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
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- (no note)
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Japan
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- Home country.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa is required. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists China among the nationalities that need a visa for a short-term stay, and China is not among the 74 countries and regions exempt from one. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required for all purposes. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate.
- After
- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
- Before
- A visa is required. Apply at a Japanese embassy or consulate.
- After
- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; Swiss citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; German citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
- After
- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; Irish citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
- After
- (no note)
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IT
Japan
Passport row note
- Before
- Visa exemption for short-term stays. Working is not permitted.
- After
- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption; British citizens can apply inside Japan to extend the stay up to a total of 6 months.
- After
- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for short-term stays (tourism, business meetings, visiting friends). Working is not permitted.
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- (no note)
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required. The eVisa is open only to those residing in Viet Nam who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists as eligible for the JAPAN eVISA: nationals of Viet Nam who reside in Viet Nam and participate in a packaged tour organized by designated travel agencies.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required. The eVisa is open only to those residing in the Philippines who join a package tour organised by a designated travel agency, and it is issued for a 15-day stay.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists as eligible for the JAPAN eVISA: nationals of the Philippines who reside in the Philippines and participate in a packaged tour organized by designated travel agencies.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- A visa is required. Anyone residing in India can apply for the single-entry tourist eVisa (stays of up to 90 days), but the application goes through a travel agency accredited by the Japanese Embassy or a consulate, not directly online.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that in the countries and regions it lists after this sentence, which include India and Mongolia, the JAPAN eVISA application should be made through an accredited agency.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for up to 90 days, on the older Uruguayan passport only: Japan does not recognise the version issued after 16 April 2025 that has no place of birth on the data page.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the new version of the Uruguayan ordinary passport issued after 16 April 2025, which has no place of birth on the personal data page, is not recognized as valid by the Japanese government, so these new passports are not eligible for travel to Japan.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for up to 90 days for holders of a Macao SAR passport. Working is not permitted.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that for citizens of Macao visas are not required only for holders of a passport issued by the Macao SAR of the People's Republic of China.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for up to 90 days for holders of a Hong Kong SAR passport, or a British National (Overseas) passport with the right of residence in Hong Kong. Working is not permitted.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that for citizens of Hong Kong visas are not required only for holders of a Hong Kong SAR passport or of a British National (Overseas) passport who have the right of residence in Hong Kong.
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Japan
Passport row note
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- Visa exemption for up to 90 days, limited to passport holders with a personal ID number. Working is not permitted.
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- Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says the visa exemption arrangement for Taiwan is limited to passport holders with a personal ID number.