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Japan's Immigration Services Agency (ISA) is planning to so that workers who can work remotely can come to the country to work and travel. This visa will allow these workers . They can bring their spouses and children too. According to The Japan Times, the country is "fast becoming a hot spot for digital nomads" thanks to its low crime rate, tourist attractions, culture, and lower cost of living. The yen is weak now. The government hopes this will help boost tourism in the country, which is one of the most important industries for Japan right now. The visa is open to countries and territories with which Japan has signed both tax treaties and agreements, or that are visa-exempt when visiting Japan. This includes Singapore, the US, Australia, and 46 others. Other requirements include  . They must also have private health insurance. Self-employed applicants can apply for this visa too. Applicants who wish to prolong their stay must leave Japan and apply for a new visa. Japan is expected to start issuing these visas by the end of March. Source: