Japanese airports do not apply for tax refund. Generally speaking, only large shopping malls and/or department stores can enjoy tax refund, and some shopping malls can enjoy tax refund only when they reach a certain amount. Merchants will post a tax refund list on their passports, and they will when they leave the country.

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The customs staff tore it back. When shopping in some large electrical shopping malls, as long as you show your passport, the merchant will sell the goods directly to you at the duty-free price, without going through the tax refund formalities specially.

B.how much tax refund can I get?

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The new tax exemption system will be implemented from 20 14 10 1. Previously, duty-free goods were household appliances, clothing, purses and so on. Every store and shop needs to spend more than 65,438+00,000 yen per day to be tax-free.

According to the new tax exemption system, in addition to the traditional tax exemption provisions, the following provisions have been added:

(1) Consumables, such as food, medicines, cosmetics, etc., which are originally non-duty-free items, can also be purchased duty-free. Consumables (food, drinks, medicines, cosmetics, etc.). ) Only if everyone buys goods with the amount of 50,065,438+0-500,000 yen in the same duty-free shop every day can they get a refund.

(2) General merchandise (household appliances, clothing, bags, etc. As well as goods other than consumables, you need to buy more than10,001yen per person per day in the same duty-free shop to get the tax refund.

(3) The purchased duty-free goods must be taken out within 30 days after purchase.

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. Duty-free goods (including consumables such as food, medicine and cosmetics) shall be packed well and shall not be used or unpacked during the journey.

The new tax exemption system applies to tourists who visit Japan for a short period with tourist visas; exist

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Workers or foreigners who stay in Japan for more than 6 months cannot enjoy tax-free treatment.

Duty-free shops are limited to shops with "Japanese Duty Free Shop" outside the store. Visitors whose shopping amount and commodity types meet the above requirements can show their passports at the checkout counter of duty-free shops and sign the "Buyer Commitment Letter" to purchase goods. This amount is fully exempt from Japanese consumption tax.