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Is my passport valid for Tokyo?

Tokyo is in Japan — check your UK passport meets the rules, including your return to the UK.

Is my passport valid for Tokyo?

Tokyo is in Japan, so Japan's UK passport rules apply: your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay in Japan.

If you're visiting Japan, your passport must be valid for the length of your stay. No additional period of validity is required.

🛂 Visa: Check the visa requirements for your trip on gov.uk.

Official Japan entry requirements on gov.uk →

Rule last verified 2026-06-22 against gov.uk.

Enter your passport and travel dates above for an instant yes/no for Tokyo, including your return to the UK.

Common questions

Is Tokyo in Japan?

Yes — Tokyo is in Japan, so the UK passport entry rules for Japan apply to your trip.

Is my UK passport valid for Tokyo?

Tokyo is in Japan. Your passport must be valid for the whole of your stay in Japan. Enter your dates above for an exact answer including your return to the UK.

Do I need a visa for Tokyo?

Check the visa requirements for your trip on gov.uk.

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