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UK's approach to negotiating a free trade agreement with Japan

Find out more about how the UK is negotiating a trade agreement with Japan and what the government aims to achieve.

Secure ambitious commitments on market access and national treatment to ensure certainty for UK services suppliers in their access to the Japanese market.
Secure best-in-class rules for all services sectors, as well as sector specific rules to ensure transparency and support our world-leading services industries, including key UK export sectors such as financial services, professional and business services, telecommunications and transports services.
Ensure certainty for UK services exporters in their continuing access to the Japanese market and transparency on Japanese services regulation.

Protect the right to regulate public services, including the NHS and public service broadcasters.
Continue to ensure that decisions on how to run public services are made by UK governments, including the devolved administrations ( DAs), and not our trade partners.

Secure opportunities for UK services suppliers and investors to operate in Japan through provisions for temporary business travel and supporting the recognition of professional qualifications.

Secure cutting-edge provisions which maximise opportunities for digital trade across all sectors of the economy.
Promote a world leading eco-system for digital trade that supports businesses of all sizes across the UK.

Promote fair and transparent access to the Japanese telecommunications market.
Promote accessibility and connectivity for UK consumers and businesses in the Japanese market.

Expand opportunities for UK financial services to ease frictions to cross-border trade and investment, complementing co-operation on financial regulatory issues.

Agree rules that ensure fair and open competition, and address barriers to UK investment across the Japanese economy.
Ensure UK investors in Japan continue to enjoy high standards of treatment.
Maintain the UK’s right to regulate in the national interest and as the government has made clear, continue to protect the NHS.