If you are a famous or even not-so-famous entertainer earning more than US$3,5000 a day, you’re now welcome to stay in Japan and perform for 30 days without asking for a visa.
The Japanese government relaxed its visa requirements for foreign entertainers on Tuesday. This will give the opportunity to more foreign entertainers to excite a Japanse audience, earn money and not worry about government restrictions.
Before the 30-day rule, those in show business were allowed to stay only 15 days in Japan without a visa.
Visas are issued for artists performing in theaters, music, dance, sports, and media.Â
