Tapi lepas pikir pro n con, dan terpengaruh ngan godaan kawan2 aku ni, akhirnya 'TER'book jugak tix ke japan, KL-Osaka, Tokyo - KL. huhuhu...
Angkor Watt tunggu yer..Sept ni date kite x kesampaian..maybe next year..burn lagi tix...
So study2 pasal cambodian n vietnam di hentikan buat sementara, fokus kini adala negara matahari terbit plak...aku sndiri x percaya yg aku akan ke japan buat masa terdekat ni...macam x caya jer...huhu
Ari dapat plak berita baik, gov. japan katanya nak mansuhkan visa bagi Malaysia n Thailand...huhuhu..mmng terbaik...caya la 'Prime Minister Shinzo Abe' ...hehehe...xyah susah2 nak turun naik kedutaan jepun, senang hati skit, sebab dr review aku baca dlm blog2 treaveller, visa ke jepun ni agak leceh nk proses..
Japan to ease visa rules for Asian tourists
Japan's government will relax visa rules to attract more tourists from fast-growing Southeast Asia.
An action plan to draw more foreign tourists was adopted at a meeting of relevant ministers on Tuesday.
The visa issuance rules could be eased as early as July.
Plans include waiving visa requirements for Thai and Malaysian tourists for certain lengths of stay.
Visitors from the Philippines and Vietnam will be able to obtain multiple-entry visas for the first time. Indonesians will see their visa period extended from the current 15 days.
The plan also calls for government-wide action to invite international conferences and major exhibitions to Japan.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the plan should be implemented quickly. He said Japan should soon meet its target of attracting 10 million foreign visitors per year, and then aim for the 20 million mark.
An action plan to draw more foreign tourists was adopted at a meeting of relevant ministers on Tuesday.
The visa issuance rules could be eased as early as July.
Plans include waiving visa requirements for Thai and Malaysian tourists for certain lengths of stay.
Visitors from the Philippines and Vietnam will be able to obtain multiple-entry visas for the first time. Indonesians will see their visa period extended from the current 15 days.
The plan also calls for government-wide action to invite international conferences and major exhibitions to Japan.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the plan should be implemented quickly. He said Japan should soon meet its target of attracting 10 million foreign visitors per year, and then aim for the 20 million mark.
Jun. 11, 2013 - Updated 03:29 UTC
So Japan...we r cominggg...hahahaha
excited terlebih
Trip kali ni melibatkan kekuatan seramai 5 org, mengekalkan 4 org dr geng trip koh lipe, Aku, Su, Mas dan Muazah, bersama geng baru Laila (Muazah's friend)...
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