- Entry Visa: not necessary if the input is in japan for tourism, limited to 90 days of permanenzaoltre which will require a visa, obtainable at the ' Japanese Embassy in Rome or the Japanese Consulate in Milan.
- fingerprints and facial photo:
the new procedures for entry into the country, provided by Law No. 43, 24.05.2006 "Law for Partial Amendment of the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act" require all foreigners entering Japan must provide, upon landing, their biometric data (ie the above) on pain of immediate deportation.
- " Disembarkation Card" or paper landing (theoretically this should be something here)
mandatory document for anyone who aspires to enter Japan and is in possession Japanese passport. You should find on board the plane and go out front and back scrupulously avoid "cazziatoni. As for this particular reference to the good blog Nicola ..
- special permanent residents
- children under 16 years
- person performing an activity 'which falls under the status of diplomat or official residence for "
- who is invited by the owner Japanese Ministry of
- who is shown, with the local Ministry of Justice ordinance as equivalent to the categories referred to in paragraph 3) or 4).
- currency and customs formalities : particolarinemmeno there are no restrictions regarding the import and export of valuta.E ', however, must declare to customs the sum of more than one million yen (I do not think I will have these problems).
Import ban: Firearms and ammunition (it seems to me quite obvious), sausages (except for those in tetrapack sale duty free shops in the transit area), cargo perishable food (eg fresh fruit).
Limitation of export : plants in general.
travelers with pets (dogs and cats) quarantine applies, for more information, visit www.maff-aqs.go.jp/english/index.htm .
for more more info visit this site (which I shamelessly fished):