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Is it ok for me to enter Japan without a return flight ticket ? Or will they find this suspicious so they won't let me in ?
There is no way you will be admitted into the country on a one way ticket, even if you have a three year visa. They simply won't let you in, end of story.
I had a three year visa and they would not let me in. I had to then go out and buy a return ticket so it could be entered in to the system. It waas then explained to me that you could not enter with a one way ticket.uuuh? Even if you have a three year visa... they won't let you in?
I had a one year visa and a one way ticket. ☝
Probably.Seems like everyone has a different opinion about the "return ticket". My question is, I'm a Canadian with a 1 year working holiday visa that is due to expire May 19. I will be flying to Australia May 4 and returning May 24. My visa will have expired by then along with my return flight to Canada which I have already extended once. I plan on entering on a 90 day tourist visa. Will I be required to show a return ticket when returning to Japan (Narita)?
Not in your circumstances.Is there some sort of card or form I can request at an Immigration office that will allow me to re-enter before I leave?
It's the airline you have be concerned about. Unless you have a valid reason (ie, visa) which allows you to stay longer than a tourist, then the airline assumes you are a tourist. Tourists don't stay; they leave, and airlines will often want to see proof of that.I really don't remember Immigration or Customs asking for my plane tickets to confirm that I have a return flight home. All they wanted was my passport and the card that was completed with the declarations.