japanese immigration
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japanese immigration
just watched the bbc program fastrack and seen that japanese immigration are going to require that you be finger printed and your eyes photograghed as in usa also a quick interview regarding your intentions in the country refusal will mean no entry.
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If the USA implements the procedeure, "No problemo dude...".
If anyone else does the same however, it's outrageous.
In eight years of travelling there, I have found Narita to have one of the most friendly and efficient immigration/customs teams. I have never waited longer than five minutes either in or out.
Surely, they have every right to protect their borders as they see fit?
If anyone else does the same however, it's outrageous.
In eight years of travelling there, I have found Narita to have one of the most friendly and efficient immigration/customs teams. I have never waited longer than five minutes either in or out.
Surely, they have every right to protect their borders as they see fit?
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fully agree
As far a T1 goes It was a bit of a shambles at NRT T1 when the star carriers from T2 were moved to T1 but they ve got it together now and it works well
I waited 5 mins 2 weeks ago and I don t expect to be waiting any longer this week either
I waited 5 mins 2 weeks ago and I don t expect to be waiting any longer this week either
Last edited by 42ongo; 30th Oct 2007 at 20:51. Reason: typo
Should have got to the airport earlier then. 20 minutes isn't long at most places these days.
I have found japanese immigration to be courteous and pretty swift - but if a few planes have landed at the same time - like most places it takes a while.
I have found japanese immigration to be courteous and pretty swift - but if a few planes have landed at the same time - like most places it takes a while.
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The world has gone mad. I was recently asked if I objected to being photographed in order to rent a DVD from a local rental shop!!
Have to say, my most recent experience at Kansai, was pretty good.
I'm just not keen on all these people keeping all this data on me.
George Orwell really was completely correct in his expectations on the mis-use of technology, ostensibly to 'protect' us, in the book 1984.
Have to say, my most recent experience at Kansai, was pretty good.
I'm just not keen on all these people keeping all this data on me.
George Orwell really was completely correct in his expectations on the mis-use of technology, ostensibly to 'protect' us, in the book 1984.
