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Doctor's signature on the corona test certificate for entry into Japan

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#1
  • 検査証明
  • mail
  • 2021/10/17 09:01

I have to return to Japan at the end of the year, and the current regulations require me to submit a form called "Proof of Test on COVID-19". The FAQ says that in the U.S., a doctor's signature is not required since a coronary test usually does not require a doctor's signature, but the Japanese consulate representative told me that I should go to an urgent care or primary doctor to get a signature. However, I was told by the Japanese consulate representative that I should go to an urgent care or primary doctor and get a signature. Has anyone actually succeeded in getting a doctor's signature or been able to enter Japan without a doctor's signature ？ If anyone has any information, I would appreciate it if you could share it with me. Thank you in advance.

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#2
  • 私の心はゆれている
  • 2021/10/17 (Sun) 10:03
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Can I even board a
plane if I don't submit the "Inspection Certificate on COVID-19" to the consulate?

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#3
  • ゾゾゾ
  • 2021/10/18 (Mon) 20:20
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The consulate has nothing to do with it at all.
But they will check you when you check in at the airport and when you arrive in Japan.

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#4

I visited Japan in August.　Here is my experience of the pre-boarding inspection.　I took the test with reference to a website introduced by the travel agency where I bought my ticket and the experience of an airline employee, and printed out the result （ Minus ） which was sent to me by e-mail from the site. The test was done at a special place （ Terminal 6 Lab ） in the parking lot of Terminal 6 at LAX, and the test for Japan （ Sample collection method ） cost $125.　Anyway, I was able to visit Japan safely with that test.
Here is the website. For your reference, https://anasalesa.com/covid19_test_laxairport/

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#5
  • 倍金萬
  • 2021/10/19 (Tue) 10:43
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Entering Japan ・ To all of you who are going back home...Fall-Winter 2021, this is all you need to prepare"


https://youtu.be/vZ-uaFamttc


You will find the following at the bottom in this video.


◆ ① Who can enter Japan （ Visa story ）
Visa requirements to enter Japan （ Mid September ） → https://youtu.be/S8oP5l05Jzc

◆ ② How to choose your travel route
Don't choose domestic flights → https://youtu.be/XBFLUZ8wgF0
International flight connection trap → https://youtu.be/SScOg-gpTy0
The "train" method of return → https://youtu.be/QdGOb9MDVXU

◆ ③ Prepare for travel
Negative certificate （ Quarantine officers are merciless ） → https://youtu.be/EmjBqWE71xU
Negative Certificate （ Trouble Cases in Japan F ） → https://youtu.be/E0bISl3nLGc
Negative Certificate （ Rules Change at End of August ） → https://youtu.be/cNqSyyKOjOI
4 essential apps → https://youtu.be/5KbLoRICPnQ
Phone numbers → https://youtu.be/RzHuSGCSeVo

◆ ④ How to spend time in airport quarantine
https://youtu.be/LD4UJScwv54

◆ ⑤ How to check quarantine conditions
Updated October 9 （ Latest ） → https://youtu.be/_R7HzHDBE84
Updated September 27 → https://youtu.be/oiKE6Coxt5A
Updated September 17 → https://youtu.be/8IQK8WjjidY
Updated August 11 → https://youtu.be/7j_DuxzHdAI

◆ ⑥ How to stay in a forced isolation hotel
https://youtu.be/9TAi8yokv5c

◆ ⑦ How to spend time in voluntary quarantine
Video calls from AI → https://youtu.be/cl52n6hTNB8
Name disclosure for pledge violators → https://youtu.be/u6W41HwXhsk
Method to shorten duration from 14 days to 10 days → https://youtu.be/THbdUmYw-fc

◆ Individual Case 1 ： What happens if you are denied entry ？
https://youtu.be/iZ8X0VuBcck

◆Individual Case 2 ： Things to keep in mind if you have children
https://youtu.be/9EX6kEoYjfI

◆Individual case 3 ： Cases of coronas abroad that prevent returning home
https://youtu.be/f3uLFcrcP-A

◆Individual case 4 ： Future vaccine passport eases isolation
Update on mitigation steps as of September → https://youtu.be/DmOTeIi1aSM

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#6
  • 倍金萬
  • 2021/10/19 (Tue) 11:52
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＞ The Japanese consulate representative told me that I should go to an urgent care or primary doctor and get a signature


Certainly any CVS will give you a PCR test and a simple certificate.
I don't know if they will sign it or not, but if not, you can get them to sign a little bit.

There is no such thing as an authorized Doctor at a PCR lab. Even in hospitals, nurses can give injections.

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#7
  • Rie
  • 2021/10/20 (Wed) 21:11
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As Mr. Doubokujinman said, there are almost daily reports on YouTube from people who have experienced this, and the regulations seem to be changing on a weekly basis, so it seems that the only way to know what to expect is to look at the official announcement by the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare. There have been cases
where flights were postponed due to a typhoon, and during that time the regulations were changed. Incidentally, there are some insurance companies that cover PCR tests for overseas travel.
To be honest, since Corona is a completely new case, there is no protocol that the bureaucracy loves to use, so it seems to be decided on a case-by-case basis by the person in charge of the decision-making process in quite a few situations. So it seems that there are a lot of discrepancies between what was done in that person's case and what was done in my case. As an outsider, I am watching this quietly, thinking that this is probably the pattern that the Japanese bureaucracy hates the most.

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#8
  • 倍金萬
  • 2021/10/21 (Thu) 10:48
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Discrepancy" sogo

It's a difficult word. I couldn't read it and had to google it.


You are right. In this age of the Internet, we need to be able to choose

the right one among 50,000 pieces of information.

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#9
  • ポメラニアン
  • 2021/10/21 (Thu) 21:16
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I know a place that will do it for you easily!
It costs $120 per person though.

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#10
  • 検査証明
  • 2021/11/07 (Sun) 13:57
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Thank you all for all the links and testimonials. Sorry I could not reply to each one of you. The inspection at the airport seems to be a sure thing, so I will try to book that this time. I will try to check other procedures as needed as well. Thank you very much.

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#12
  • 無知
  • 2021/11/08 (Mon) 10:39
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I'm going to tease you. For a guy who says the internet is so advanced, you sure tell a lot of lies.
I googled your internet and this came up right away. Write something useful.
https://www.completecovidtest.com/torrancelax
Here is the proof against Japan

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#13
  • 無脳男性
  • 2021/11/09 (Tue) 06:42
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＃ 12 Aren't you glad you got the backing?

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