Visa, passport and entry requirements for Germany passport holders traveling to Japan for tourism.

Germany citizens can enter Japan visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism. Passport must be valid 6+ months past the planned stay, and a return or onward ticket is usually required at the border.

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Traveling from Germany to Japan

Q: Is travel insurance mandatory?

Insurance is recommended for this route. $100k+ medical coverage recommended.

Comprehensive travel intelligence for Germany citizens. From entry rules to real-time logistics for your journey to Japan.

Current Status

Visa-Free / 90 Days

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Purpose

Tourism & short-term business

Entry Type

Multiple entry

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Validity6 months

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Mandatory documents

Valid Germany passport

Must be valid for duration of stay.

Japan entry registration

Digital arrival declaration (if required).

Onward/return ticket

Proof of departure required at entry.

Travel insurance

Recommended for this destination.

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Major hub → Tokyo (Direct)

Itinerary

Golden Route: 7-day Japan

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Day 1–2

Tokyo

Neon megacity

Day 3–4

Kyoto

Temples & geisha

Day 5–6

Osaka

Street food capital

How long can a Germany citizen stay in Japan?add

Up to 90 days visa-free.

Is travel insurance mandatory?add

Insurance is recommended for this route. We strongly recommend $100k+ medical coverage.

What currency should I bring to Japan?add

JPY is the local currency. Cards widely accepted in cities; bring some cash for rural areas.

Tours & day trips

Planning tours and day trips in Japan?

Guided excursions, transfers and attraction tickets are usually 40–100% cheaper booked online before you arrive in Japan. These guides cover what each costs and when a package beats doing it yourself.

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