So if you just want to charge your Apple wallet PASMO/Suica, you can do so with any Japanese credit card (even visa), a non-Japanese AMEX or MasterCard, or at a new type station machine or 7-11 ATM where you can lay your phone on the charging device and pay with cash. They try to say that there must be a problem with the credit card or Apple, but from my use, it can’t be, and besides Apple and my bank both say nothing is wrong on their part. They accept foreign credit cards via Apple Pay, and of course from my experience, there was no problem until August 5 this year. Unfortunately, PASMO /Suica both say that there should be no problem on their end. Personally I used my foreign (US)Visa through Apple Pay to buy a drink on the Japanese Coke On app, and I have used my physical US card at many locations in Japan, so that indicates to me that it’s not a credit card problem nor an Apple Pay in Japan problem. The original posts are buried, so based on comments, the current situation using foreign credit cards to charge PASMO and Suica via Apple Pay seem to be this:įoreign AMEX -never had a problem and still OK on both PASMO and Suicaįoreign MasterCard-used to be OK on Suica but not on PASMO, however based on comments, it seems to be OK on both nowįoreign Visa-still does not work on either Suica or PASMO
#Blue cash preferred foreign transaction fee full#
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