Do American passports need visas to go to Japan?

American passport is visa-free to Japan.

Citizens with American passports can travel to Japan without a visa. American citizens who travel to Japan for business can enter Japan visa-free for 90 days with American passports. More than 90 days, you need to apply for a visa.

China passport to other countries, some need a visa, such as Chinese mainland. Some don't need a visa, such as Japan.

About 186 countries and regions in the United States grant visa-free and visa-on-arrival treatment to ordinary American passport holders, of which 150 countries and regions can enter the country without a visa. Heinz visa restriction index ranks fifth.

Visa-free countries are all countries close to the United States, such as Western Europe, Japan and Australia, and the length of stay in different countries is different. If the holder stays in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Taiwan or other short-term business trips, he can stay visa-free for 90 days, and stay in Macau for 30 days, but he still needs to apply for a visa in advance to enter Chinese mainland.

Precautions for passport exemption

1, visa-free countries are generally allowed to stay for less than 30 days. In Mauritius, Seychelles, Fiji and other destinations, departure tickets and hotel information are required when entering the country, otherwise the immigration bureau has the right to prevent guests from entering the country.

2. Most countries with unilateral visa exemption have restrictions, including regional restrictions. For example, only Jeju Island in South China is exempt from visas, and all other regions need to apply for visas. Indonesia visa-free needs to enter from five designated ports such as Bali. Some group tourists are exempt from visas, such as Tahiti.

3. Although China citizens enjoy visa-free or landing visa treatment in some countries, they cannot pass through China without a visa. Such as Laos, Kenya, Tanzania, Nepal, Dominica, Lebanon, Togo, Costa Rica, Bangladesh, Mozambique and so on.

4. Some destinations can transit into China, that is, visa-free but need to apply for visas from other countries; Such as Cook Islands, Andorra, Samoa, Micronesia and Bahrain.

5. The only visa-free destination for group tourists is Russia.

6. Visa-free destination with regional restrictions: Egypt. Egypt's Sinai Peninsula is visa-free for tourists from China, which means that visitors without a visa can't go to the pyramids and the Sphinx.