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    Home » Blog » Travelling to Japan? Your immigration check will begin before you board your flight – The Economic Times

    Travelling to Japan? Your immigration check will begin before you board your flight – The Economic Times

    March 30, 2024Updated:March 30, 2024 Immigration No Comments
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    Japan‘s immigration authorities are set to implement a new system designed to enhance security measures and streamline immigration processes by screening foreign visitors before their departure. The preclearance system, slated for experimental adoption in the upcoming fiscal year starting in April, aims to prevent terrorists from entering the country and alleviate congestion during immigration procedures.
    According to reports, under this program, airlines will provide immigration officials with relevant data, including id information, of international travelers bound for Japan during the airport check- in process. The immigration authorities will then cross-reference this information using a detailed database. Individuals identified as probable terrorists, those who have served prison sentences exceeding one time in Japan or overseas, or those accused of entering the country without permission, may face rejection of entry.

    Airlines will be immediately notified when such persons are identified, enabling them to make informed choices regarding the board of these travellers onto their flights. According to organization officials, each year, about 10,000 international visitors are denied access to Japan, with those who refuse to travel back to their home nations facing extradition at the expense of the government.

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    With 25.8 million foreigners visiting Japan next month, which is roughly 80 % of the level before the pandemic, immigration procedures have experienced increased congestion. Japan follows in the footsteps of countries like the United States and South Korea, which have both implemented related preclearance procedures, to address these issues.

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