Japan opens its gates to foreigners after 2 years
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98 nations
After a two-year hiatus, Japan will once again welcome visitors from 98 nations. This is the most important day in COVID-19 travel history for the country.
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Strict rules
According to reports, Japan was one of the few countries in the world that adhere to stringent virus regulations.
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Three risk zones
However, a few restrictions will remain in place, such as the need that visitors enter the country as part of a tour group. The countries have been categorised into three risk zones: red, yellow, and blue, according to Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Quarantine
Visitors will be able to skip quarantine based on the results of these tests.
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Small group excursions
Following Japan's announcement that small group excursions from the United States, Australia, Thailand, and Singapore would be allowed, the decision was made.