Does Taiwan Province Province need to pay a deposit for free travel to Japan?

1. Japan is 90 days visa-free, just for sightseeing? Business? The purpose of short-term stay such as visiting relatives.

2. Those who must hold a valid Taiwan Province passport (only those whose ID number is recorded in the passport). It means that you can't enter Japan with an old Taiwan Province passport without the name of your ID card.

3. Freedom, if it refers to the above destination, does not require a visa, and "does not require any deposit".

On the contrary, go to Japan to work, study abroad, get married, and work for a holiday. , you still need to apply for the relevant visa, and you may have to submit proof of financial resources (equivalent to deposit).

4. Holding a visa or visa-free does not mean that 100% can enter the country, and both cases need to be reviewed by the other customs. As long as the customs thinks that the purpose of entry is suspicious and there is a great possibility of overstaying or working illegally, the customs still refuses to enter the country.