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• こーの字
• 2022/05/25 (Wed) 16:22
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TM,

Thank you for your reply during the difficult time after the move.
I think this is useful information for those who plan to use CVS,
knowing in advance the possible cases that may occur.

In TM's case, while the airport made a decision according to the principle,
I think the fast-track side did a good job of checking documents.

Have a good time in Japan.

• 日本帰国
• 2022/05/25 (Wed) 16:26
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#30 Dear TM

Thank you for your busy schedule.
In April and May, when my family flew back to Japan on JAL, we entered Japan through PCR inspection at Nomi. My son checked in with no problem just by showing the MySOS screen. My husband was asked to show a negative certificate after presenting MySOS. I had printed it out just in case, so I was able to check in after presenting it. Incidentally, when I returned to Japan in early April, I was asked to present my negative certificate during the check-in process after presenting MySOS. I also had a printout so it was no problem, but I guess it depends on the JAL representative …
It seems that the free CVS inspection does not allow boarding. I will be returning next month and sincerely hope Nomi will extend ！.

• MI
• 2022/05/25 (Wed) 23:31
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＃ 33 Mr. Returning to Japan

Thank you for the detailed information about your situation.
If you took the test at Nomi, how did you get the negative certificate printed out ？
Is it like printing out the test results that came in the mail by yourself ？?

• 日本帰国
• 2022/05/27 (Fri) 03:51
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#34 Dear MI

I printed out the test results myself.
Some people had no problem with only downloaded images.

• Aloha
• 2022/05/28 (Sat) 15:52
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Nomi Health is extending its free examinations until the end of June. Ala Moana is closed on Sundays and Waikele is open daily.

CVS's negative certificate does not include the specimen, so it cannot be used as-is; Nomi's does, so it can be used as-is (just show the screen, no need to print).

CVS is a problem only because the type of specimen is not written on the certificate, although the method of testing is originally the method specified by the government, and in this case it can be used if it is filled in the format specified by Japan. I wonder … how many more choices we would have if the Japanese government did not require the type of specimen.