Im traveling to Japan, Italy, France, Greece, and Spain, do I need different passports? And How Long Does It?

Hi Wonder Way, First of all it depends on what nationality citizen you are. Italy, France, Greece, and Spain are all member states of the European Union and of the Schengen Area, which means they share a unified visa regime for internal and for external visitors. If you are a national of an European Union member state, you are free to enter and stay in either of these four particular countries. In the other cases you will either be allowed to enter without a visa for a certain period of time (in the general case for a max of 90 days in a 180 day period), or will need a visa to enter. As for Japan, it allows nationals of 61 states to enter and stay within its boundaries for a certain period (14 days to 6 months) depending on which the state. Further useful information in the sources listed. * All the five countries you are heading to are sea countries. I run a sea-related website and a fan page you might find interesting, http://www.iseaworld.com/ http://www.facebook.com/iseaworld Hope all helps, good luck!