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Corona Test and Negative Proof upon Return to Japan

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#1
  • 芽キャベツ
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  • 2022/03/16 09:51

I will be returning to Japan in June.
I am considering taking a corona test at Walgreens or CVS to keep the cost as low as possible, but I was wondering if anyone has actually taken the test there and entered Japan ？
The original results do not seem to have passport numbers, doctors signatures, etc. The original result does not seem to have a passport number or doctor's signature, but I would like to know how the negative certificate designated by Japan was written. Would it have been possible to rewrite it at a Japanese-Japanese clinic ？
I would appreciate it if you could tell me.

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#4

I am also planning to return to Japan in June as well and am currently gathering information.
I need to receive a negative certificate on Saturday since my flight is on Monday, and I was considering going to CVS → to get a certificate made at Kobayashi Clinic, but this idea was rejected because they do not offer service on weekends and I would not be able to make my flight in time.
If you are flying on a weekday, Kobayashi Clinic's certificate preparation sounds good.
I will have to issue a high negative certificate … which is hard … since I am with my child.
I would be happy to share more information in the future ！ Thank you ！.

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#5

Dear K's and Pippi
Thank you for sharing the information ！
I was planning to take the NAAT test （ at Walgreen ） in 2 hours and ask for rewriting at Kobayashi Clinic. I was thinking of taking the NAAT test in 2 hours and asking Kobayashi Clinic to rewrite it, but when I checked Walgreen's website, there were almost no branches that accepted the NAAT test, so I gave up on it.
By the way, I heard that if you take PCR on Saturdays and Sundays, the result may be later than usual, so I gave up on this too. （ Tuesday flight. ）

This information was given to me by someone else. I hope it is close to where Pippi lives. They also issue certificates for Japan. I am planning to take it here and ask Kobayashi Clinic to rewrite it. We also have a child with us, so I really hope they will get rid of the tests and certificates as soon as possible ＿ |￣|○
May you return to Japan safely ！

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#7

I recommend Worksite Labs, which I use all the time, for a plan that emails me a negative certificate in the format specified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs within 24 hours ＄ 90. There are faster and more expensive plans available, but I think this is sufficient. even though the service is within 24 hours, I have received my certificates within half a day twice in the past. The SF Downtown site I use is very convenient and has a parking garage as well. There is also a site in San Jose. I returned to Japan on April 28 and was able to enter the country as usual with this certificate. I think this is a rule specific to Japan, but as of April 25, "Antigen and RT-PCR are different test types. I do not believe Japan accepts antigen testing. I think RT-PCR testing would be safer. I think you will be safe with the RT-PCR test. I did not apply for this and it took 6 hours to get out of quarantine ～ airport. I think you need to be especially careful at Narita airport, where there are more and more passengers and many flights arrive in the afternoon ！.

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