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Japan announced the lifting of visa requirements for entry and the daily arrival cap, effective from 11 October 2022.
Following the recently announced Changi Airport fees and levies increase, IATA has provided a response.
IATA welcomes Australia’s decision to remove pre-departure testing for passengers traveling to the country from 17 April.
Momentum toward normalizing traffic has been growing steadily in South-East Asia.
IATA welcomes the opening of India to international travel without quarantine and urged other Asia Pacific governments to follow this reopening momentum and ease their travel restrictions.
IATA Regional Vice President, Asia Pacific, Philip Goh welcomed Australia's latest development on border reopening.
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