Transfering between terminals at Tokyo Narita as an arriving international passenger [closed]
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We arrive in Narita Airport at Terminal 1. We haven't arranged any SIM card for our iPhones and would like to get hold of one at the airport. I've seen people recommending BIC camera stores for relatively cheap SIM cards, and I see that there is a BIC store in Narita Terminal 2. (I also see that there will be one in Terminal 1 opening June 1, but that doesn't help with my trip.)
Would we transfer between the terminals before or after passing through immigration?
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Is Narita Airport allowing transit passengers?
If you are arriving at Narita Airport from overseas and transiting to a domestic flight, you must temporarily enter Japan and step inside the public area. Therefore, you will undergo an additional security screening before you board your domestic flight.Does Japan allow international transit passengers?
Travelers connecting to an international flightTravelers who are not entering Japan and transferring directly to a third country by transit, are not required to submit any documents and undergo PCR tests. However, the following cases require entry into Japan.Can passengers transit through Tokyo?
If you are traveling through Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport) or Kansai International Airport in Osaka, you can transit without a visa if: You have a confirmed onward ticket within the next 72 hours. You stay within the international transit area of the airport.Can you go between terminals at Narita Airport?
If you are transferring between terminals after passing through the transit passenger security check, please use one of the transit passenger shuttle buses. The terminal shuttle bus traveling time between Terminals 1 & 2 is about 10 minutes and between Terminals 1 & 3 is also about 10 minutes.TOKYO NARITA Airport INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER during COVID-19
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