Japan imposes comprehensive restrictions on new arrivals from abroad; the new policy does not apply to regions with better epidemic control, such as the Chinese mainland

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On the 27th local time, a reporter from China Media Group called the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare and was informed that Japan’s new entry policies issued on the 26th did not cover the Chinese mainland, as well as countries and regions such as South Korea, Vietnam, and Singapore, which have effective pandemic control measures in place. Since Japan has gradually resumed business exchanges with countries and regions such as Vietnam, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, and China starting from October, this policy change will not affect business interactions with these countries and regions. In addition to short-term business visas, people from the Chinese mainland who visit Japan can also enter the country on student visas. However, those entering on a visa other than a short-term business visa must undergo 14 days of self-isolation upon arrival. After arriving in Japan, you cannot use public transportation. No nucleic acid test certificate is required before entering the country