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Japan to Lower Passport Fees Starting July 1

Japan has announced that passport application fees will be reduced to ¥9,000, with the new pricing taking effect from July 1. This change follows the establishment of a revised passport law.

24 Apr, 04:16 — 24 Apr, 04:16
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japan-timesMostly Factual107d ago

Japanese passport fees going down to ¥9,000 in July

Under the revised passport law, which takes effect on July 1, adult Japanese nationals aged at least 18 can apply for passports valid for 10 years only.

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NHK World24 Apr, 03:38First to report

パスポート申請手数料7月1日から引き下げへ 改正旅券法が成立

japan-times24 Apr, 04:16Latest update

Japanese passport fees going down to ¥9,000 in July

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