Do canadian nationals need visas to go to Japan as a tourist?

Question

I was told that g8 countries like canada do not need a tourist visa from japan in order to visit japan, is this true?

Answer 1

What you were told was right, in one sense, and wrong in one sense.

First the wrong. You need a visa to enter foreign countries. (US and Canada excluded, of course.) Can't travel without one.

Right. In the sense that you do not need to go through the paper work grind to get a tourist visa. You would just get on the plane, and upon your time at immigration, just tell the INS officer that you are on vacation and your passport will be stamped automatically with a tourist visa. So, it does FEEL like you don't have a visa, but you do.

COME TO JAPAN!

Answer 2

You don't need to apply for a visa in advance if you plan to travel as a tourist. You just present a valid passport when you reach Japanese immigration stations at the international airports and your passport will be stamped with a tourist visa good for 90 days. If you plan to work in Japan, you will need to apply for a working visa in Japan.

Enjoy your trip!

Answer 3

Not if you plan to stay 3 months or less...
♡Take a look here:
"List of Countries and Regions That Have Visa Exemption Arrangements with Japan"
http://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/02.html
Canadians: 3 months or less.
Hope this helps!♡

Answer 4

As a Canadian you are entitled to a 90 day tourist visa.

Answer 5

No. you can stay in Japan for 3 months w/o visa

Answer 6

while you're no longer leaving the airport you shouldnt want a vacationer visa yet i think of which you do want a transit visa. you ought to learn with the Canadian embassy yet in certainty your return and forth agent ought to advise you of this until eventually now confirming the flight.

Answer 7

you Ned visa to go to any country ,you can not enter a country
with out a visa

Answer 8

Canada isn't real, it's a conspiricy.