Japan Arrival Card Guide: How to Use Visit Japan Web for Fast Immigration

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🗾 Headed to Japan? Don’t Forget This One Arrival Step! I just got back from an amazing trip to Japan — sakura in Tokyo, ramen in Osaka, and a spontaneous day trip to Nara to feed the deer 🦌🍜. Everything was perfect… except for one small hiccup I almost made: I nearly forgot to fill in the Japan Arrival Card (via the Visit Japan Web system). 😅

If you’re a fellow Malaysian planning your dream trip to Japan — whether it’s your first time or your fifth — trust me, this one tiny step will save you a ton of time at immigration. And yes, it’s completely online and 100% free. 🙌

So before you get lost in planning your Kyoto itinerary or hunting for sushi spots in Tsukiji 🎏, let me walk you through the Japan Arrival Card process — step by step — so you can breeze through immigration like a pro. 🛂

📄 What’s the Japan Arrival Card?

The Japan Arrival Card, officially part of the Visit Japan Web system, is a digital immigration and customs form you fill out online before arriving in Japan. ✨

It’s Japan’s way of modernizing and speeding up the arrival process — no more fumbling for paper forms on the plane or stressing out at the immigration counter!

🔍 In simple terms, it’s:

  • A digital replacement for the paper disembarkation and customs forms
  • Completed online before your flight ✈️
  • Contains your passport, trip, and accommodation info
  • Generates QR codes that you’ll scan at the airport upon arrival 🛃

🛃 Why Is It Important?

  • ✅ Faster entry at the airport
  • ✅ Avoids filling forms on the plane ✍️
  • ✅ Makes immigration and customs smoother
  • ✅ Required for QR code entry lanes at most airports in Japan

🧾 Is This a Visa?

Nope! Malaysians enjoy visa-free entry to Japan for up to 90 days 🙌

The Japan Arrival Card (Visit Japan Web) is not a visa. It’s simply part of the immigration and customs clearance process — and it helps you skip paperwork at the airport.

👥 Who Needs to Use It?

If you’re a Malaysian passport holder visiting Japan for tourism, business, or visiting friends/family, you should complete the Visit Japan Web arrival process.

This applies if:

  • You’re arriving by air
  • You’re staying short-term (less than 90 days)
  • You don’t hold a Japan residence card

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📝 How to Fill Out the Japan Arrival Card (Visit Japan Web)

💻 Step-by-Step (Mobile-Friendly):

🔗 Go to: https://www.vjw.digital.go.jp/

✅ Step 1: Create an Account

  • Enter your email and set a password
  • Confirm via verification link

✅ Step 2: Register Your Trip

  • Add a new trip
  • Fill in:
    • Country/region of departure (e.g., Malaysia 🇲🇾)
    • Arrival airport (e.g., Narita, Haneda, Kansai)
    • Arrival date and flight number

✅ Step 3: Enter Personal & Passport Details

  • Full name (as in passport)
  • Gender
  • Date of birth
  • Nationality
  • Passport number & expiry date

✅ Step 4: Accommodation Details

  • Hotel or address in Japan 🏨
  • Phone number (Malaysia or Japan)

💡 Copy & paste the hotel address from your booking confirmation to avoid errors.

✅ Step 5: Complete Immigration & Customs Forms

  • Fill in:
    • Purpose of visit
    • Occupation
    • Items carried (customs declaration)
  • Submit when completed

✅ Step 6: Get Your QR Codes

📱 You’ll get two QR codes:

  1. Immigration
  2. Customs

📸 Take screenshots or save them in your phone — you’ll scan these at the airport upon arrival.

💼 What You Need

🧳 Required Item

🔍 Notes

Passport

Must be valid for at least 6 months

Flight details

Flight number, date, and arrival airport

Hotel address

For immigration form

Email address

For account setup and confirmation

Mobile device

Works on phone, tablet, or computer

Cost

100% FREE ✅

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🧳 Pro Tips for a Smooth Arrival in Japan

🔌 Bring a Type A/B plug adapter — Japan doesn’t use Malaysian plugs

📸 Screenshot your QR codes — don’t rely on airport WiFi

🏨 Have your hotel name/address ready

📱 Use your phone browser — Visit Japan Web is mobile-friendly

📅 Do it a few days before your trip — avoid rushing at the last minute

📶 Get a Japan eSIM or travel SIM before you land to stay connected

😍 Final Thoughts: Don’t Skip the Japan Arrival Card — It’s a Lifesaver!

As a Malaysian traveller who just came back from an unforgettable week in Japan 🗾, I can honestly say that filling in the Japan Arrival Card (through the Visit Japan Web platform) made my arrival so much easier. No rushing to fill paper forms on the plane ✈️, no confusion at immigration, and no long queues — just a quick scan of my QR codes and I was out in minutes! 😎

It only took me about 10 minutes to complete the whole process on my phone the night before my flight. So simple, yet so useful — especially when you're landing after a long journey and just want to get to your hotel 🏨 or grab that first bowl of real Japanese ramen 🍜.

So if you're planning your trip to Japan — whether it’s for cherry blossoms 🌸, anime shopping in Akihabara 🎮, or soaking in an onsen in Hakone ♨️ — don’t forget this step. It’s free, fast, and saves you a ton of time.

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Pack smart, plan ahead, and most importantly — enjoy every moment in Japan. 🇯🇵✨
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❓FAQs About the Japan Arrival Card (Visit Japan Web)

  • 🔹1. What is the Japan Arrival Card?

    The Japan Arrival Card is a digital immigration and customs form completed through the Visit Japan Web portal. It replaces the old paper forms you used to fill out on the plane or at the airport.
  • 🔹2. Is the Japan Arrival Card mandatory for Malaysians?

    Technically, it's not “mandatory,” but it’s strongly recommended. Without it, you’ll have to fill in paper forms manually at the airport, which can mean longer queues and slower processing. With it, you get fast-track QR code access at immigration and customs.
  • 🔹3. Do I need a visa to enter Japan as a Malaysian?

    No. Malaysians enjoy visa-free entry to Japan for up to 90 days for tourism, business, or visiting friends and family. But you still need to fill out the Japan Arrival Card (Visit Japan Web) for a smooth entry process
  • 🔹4. How do I fill out the Japan Arrival Card?

    Just visit https://www.vjw.digital.go.jp Create an account, enter your trip and passport info, and complete both the immigration and customs declarations. After that, you’ll get two QR codes to show at the airport.
  • 🔹5. When should I submit it?

    You can complete your Visit Japan Web registration up to 2 weeks before your arrival in Japan. Most travellers (like me!) submit it 2–3 days before departure, and it only takes about 10 minutes to complete.
  • 🔹7. Do kids need a Japan Arrival Card too?

    Yes. Every traveller — even children — needs their own immigration and customs QR codes. Parents can register children under their own Visit Japan Web account.
  • 🔹8. Can I still fill in a paper form on the plane?

    Yes — for now. But Japan is gradually phasing out paper forms, and many airports now prioritize QR-code lanes for faster entry. It’s best to do it online to avoid long queues and delays.
  • 🔹9. Is Visit Japan Web free?

    Yes! The entire process is 100% free — no fees or hidden costs. Be cautious of third-party sites that charge for form filling.
  • 🔹10. Can I edit my information after submitting?

    Yes, you can log in anytime to update or correct your trip details before arrival. Just make sure to do so before you land in Japan.
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