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Do Portuguese passport holders need a visa for Japan?

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No visa. Portuguese passport holders can visit Japan for tourism for up to 90 days.

Portuguese citizens traveling for tourism may stay for up to 90 days with a valid Portuguese passport. The passport must be valid for the entire stay, with no additional validity period required. Authorities may ask for proof of sufficient funds, an onward ticket and proof of health insurance valid in Japan. Visit Japan Web registration is recommended to speed up immigration and customs procedures.

Source: Portal das Comunidades Portuguesas. Checked Oct 19, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 90 days; Tourism under the visa-exemption regime
Passport validity: Valid for the stay; No additional validity period required
Pre-travel authorization: Visit Japan Web; Registration is recommended, not required
Documents: Funds, onward ticket, health insurance; Authorities may request proof at entry
Blank pages: At least 1; For the entry stamp

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