Can the hotel fill in the entry form for Japan at will?

The entry form for Japan is a form that must be filled in when entering Japan, and it is also one of the necessary procedures. Many friends who often go abroad will be familiar with this, mainly to fill in the reasons and purposes of your entry and hotel information. The following are some matters needing attention in filling in the registration form.

Japan is a highly developed modern country with a very good tourism environment and service industry. Its citizens are of high quality and the protection of natural and cultural relics is in place. The air is exceptionally fresh, and the natural beauty of various places is well protected, so it is called a popular tourist destination.

However, consumption in Japan is still very high. Friends who often go to Japan will surely find that the house prices and hotel accommodation costs in Japan are very high, and because there are many people and few places, the hotel rooms in Japan are very small and the cost performance is not very high. Many young people like to buy homestays on online platforms such as Airbnb.

If you don't book a hotel, don't fill in the name of the hotel at will.

1, the consequences of not filling in truthfully are very serious. In this case, perhaps many people's first reaction is to write a fake hotel address and get away with it. This kind of practice seems understandable, but it actually hides great risks. Because when you enter the country, unless you are an old driver, there will always be some anxiety in your heart. If experienced customs officers see it and further verify the information you wrote, you will be miserable.

Because in addition to the address of the hotel, you also need to write the contact information of the hotel on the immigration card, so whether you have booked a room in this hotel is actually a phone call to the customs, which takes no more than 2 minutes. Once your information is verified to be untrue, you will be absolutely 100% refused entry and repatriated.

Therefore, since you have booked a hotel, you should write it when you enter the country.

2. Agree with the master of the people. Although the hotel name is required, it does not mean that you must stay in a hotel in Japan. This is only a broad standard, but it is not necessary. Because there are many China people living in Japan, and many people go to Japan to visit relatives every year, do these people want to stay in hotels?

Therefore, in the entry card, we only need to fill in the address where we live in Japan, and also need to fill in the contact number of the landlord. Booking B&B on Airbnb will have the contact information of the landlord, which can be directly filled in on the immigration card. The safest way is to say hello to the landlord before you book the hotel and tell him to fill in the contact information.

If the homestay you rent is often rented out, the landlord must have been an "old driver" for a long time. The landlord will tell you how to fill out the immigration card without even reminding you.

It seems that the last time I went to Japan to rent a homestay, the landlord was from China. She told me in advance that the address of the hotel and her contact information were filled in the entry card. When asked by the customs, she said that she was going to Japan to visit her old classmates!

Therefore, if you want to book a hotel in Japan, you must communicate with the landlord first, preferably a landlord who knows Chinese, otherwise there will be problems in communication.

I once met a case where a China resident filled in the contact information of a hotel, but couldn't explain why he booked a hotel and was refused entry. Although my friend finally changed the line and passed it, it is better to try to avoid this trouble.