UK Government Exempts Transit Passengers from ETA Requirement Starting January 17
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UK Proposes Hike in ETA Application Fee; Transit Passengers Temporarily Exempted from Requirement
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Pre-Entry Clearance for Japan Flights at Taoyuan International Airport to Ease Congestion During Spring Festival
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UK Expands Electronic Travel Authorisation to Include Japanese Citizens, Effective Today
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Israel Begins Full Operation of Electronic Travel Authorization System
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The ‘2025 Passport’ to be Issued from March 24, 2025, with Applications Accepted: Time Required Due to Centralized Printing
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Switzerland Lowers Duty-Free Limits to Reduce Shopping Tourism
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Japanese Foreign Ministry Lowers Danger Level in Some Areas of Iran
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Schengen Agreement to Lift Land Border Control between Bulgaria and Romania
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South Korean Government Extends K-ETA Application Waiver Period Until December 2025
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Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Implements Short-Term Visa Waiver for Brunei Nationals Extending Up to 30 Days
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China Adds Japan to Its Visa Exemption List Starting November 30
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection Now Includes Japanese Nationals in the Global Entry Program Starting November 26
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Moscow’s Four Airports to Begin Biometric Data Collection in December
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Myanmar Begins Issuing Visa on Arrival for Japanese Nationals Among Others
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Canadian Government Allows Permanent Residency Applications for Families of Victims in the Ukraine International Airlines Flight Downing
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Hong Kong Government Eliminates the Need for Arrival/Departure Cards for All Travelers
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Guam Changes Entry Requirements: Launch of the ‘Guam-CNMI ETA’