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Yikes ESTAS are now in pretty much every country as a secondary income source 😞.
Earlier this month, the Japanese government approved a bill to introduce the Japan Electronic System for Travel Authorisation (JESTA), which will apply to visitors from 74 countries.
The new system is aiming to tighten up immigration rules, and will require tourists to provide the following details:
- their passport information
- the reason they’re visiting
- details of their accommodation
Not exactly the end of the world.
2028, so not really warranting a "warning"
this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2026
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