The Japanese tax rebate is returned to you immediately by the merchant. When you leave the country for customs clearance, they just take back your tax refund form and check if you have taken the tax refund goods out of the country when necessary. Some department stores and large stores offer tax rebates to tourists, but the tax rebates are carried out in shopping stores. Where there is a tax refund, the tax refund will be given to you in cash immediately, and the tax refund form will be posted on your passport, and the passport control will be taken back when you leave the country for customs clearance. It should be noted that shopping in the same store exceeds 10 in one day.

Only 500 yen can be refunded, and food, services, alcohol, tobacco and cosmetics cannot be refunded. Remember that if you use a credit card to shop, you need one person to sign it, and it is not easy to divide it up. If you buy by credit card, you can't add the tax refund to several people's bills. Not every store offers tax rebates. Large department stores, camera stores, toy stores (such as art galleries and children's parks) or brand-name stores all provide tax rebates. Just ask the information desk before shopping. 2008-06-1018:18: 08 supplement: the museum can get a refund; Kidland didn't get a tax refund. 2008-06-1018: 20: 52 Supplement: As the qualification of tax refund needs to be verified by * * *, some businesses, such as Beams, do not apply for tax refund across the board, but hold a foreign passport with a 15% discount as a guarantee.

No, because the merchant will sign the D document for you and then cancel your passport, so you can get the tax refund first. Generally speaking, you have to pay 10000 yen to get it. Big department stores should have them. D counter .. I tried it in Akihabara. If you want to scare d, you have to do it first. 2008-06- 1065438. If a form is sent out, it will be refunded. O if the goods need to be inspected by hand. The customs will refund the tax.

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