Japan to Angola visa requirements

Japanese ordinary passport holders can enter Angola visa-free for tourism for up to 30 days per entry, with a maximum of 90 days (and generally up to three entries) within a calendar year. No visa or fee is required at the border. Since the Angolan tourist visa exemption that took effect on 9 October 2023, Japan is on the list of roughly 98 nationalities that may enter Angola without a visa for tourism purposes. A Japanese ordinary passport holder may stay up to 30 days per entry, capped at a total of 90 days per calendar year (commonly described as up to three short visits per year). The exemption is strictly for tourism; business, work, study or any activity requiring a separate permit is not covered and must use the appropriate visa channel. At the border, travelers should be prepared to show a passport valid at least six months with two blank pages, a return or onward ticket, proof of accommodation, evidence of sufficient funds, and a yellow fever vaccination certificate (Angola is a yellow-fever endemic country and the certificate is routinely required). Border officers retain discretion over admission and the length of stay granted. Anyone needing longer than 30 days, or traveling for non-tourism reasons, should apply for the appropriate Angolan visa (including the eVisa where available) before travel. Status verified as of 2026-05-30 against the Wikipedia visa policy page, Fragomen immigration advisory, and a commercial visa-information portal; figures align across sources.