No exit stamp from previous visit to Japan
In October I had a 30 day long trip to Japan on a 90 day tourist visa, when I left I received a "departed" stamp in my passport. In December I visited again for 14 days on another 90 day tourist visa, but when I left I did not receive a stamp.
This weekend I will return for another two weeks. Will it be an issue that I supposedly never left the country?
If it is an issue, does it help that my previous visa sticker is set to expire on the 21st of March - two weeks after I'm leaving Japan again.
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Why do passports not get stamped anymore?
4. Re: Immigration ever not stamped your passport when meant to? Many governments capture information about who us entering and leaving electronically, and share intelligence. Hence why passports are not really stamped much anymore.Does Japan still stamp passports?
With air travel growing, airports are looking for ways to prevent congestion, and ditching the tradition is one of the solutions. In Japan, this has seen the use of biometric identification, including facial recognition, emerge as a way to replace passport stamping to track people entering and leaving the country.Do you get a stamp when you leave a country?
The US does not stamp any passport on exit of the country. All officials know this so it will not be a problem. Most likely your exit has been recorded; you can check that online these days.How many times can you enter Japan without a visa?
You must have a valid passport and an onward/return ticket for tourist/business "visa free" stays of up to 90 days. Your passport must be valid for the entire time you are staying in Japan. You cannot work on a 90-day "visa free" entry.These Countries will DENY ENTRY at Immigration. Vacation Disasters
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