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• 奄美や
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• 2021/05/07 13:44

https://www.atlanta.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/covid-19_J.html

・ Negative certificate required （ Follow the format ）
・ upon entry Install an app on your phone
・ Affidavit, etc.

Even for connecting flights, it seems that you have to be inspected within 72 hours of entering Japan, which is very difficult. If you don't have a smartphone, you have to rent one at your own expense, and each person over 13 years old needs one smartphone, so you need to be prepared.

• p_low
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• 2021/05/05 17:28

I came to the U.S. in September 2020 and am attending a language school 4 days a week, 4 hours a day.
My part-time employer has asked me to fill out Form W4.
Will filling out this form affect my F1 visa in any way or have any negative impact on my future visa status (permanent residence)
?
I just started working, about 18 hours a week.
If there is a problem, I would like to discuss it with my employer and deal with it.
I am looking forward to hearing from anyone who knows more about this.

• 大野
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• 2021/05/07 10:57

I am wondering about college education for my child who grew up in the US.

Many of my friends around me are going to local universities, but if there are any advantages to going to a Japanese university
I would like to teach my child about it, so if you have any experience or have done any research, please let me know ？.

• 一刀流
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• 2021/02/17 14:29

Those who have started Clubhouse. How was it ？ What are the best parts?

• Yassan
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• 2021/05/07 08:38

I am looking for someone to purchase a vintage fan from an antique store in Dallas and ship it to Japan on my behalf.
I asked the store to ship the fan to Japan, but they said they could not do so.
I really want to buy this fan, so I am waiting to hear from someone who can handle it.

We are thinking of paying around $ 100 for the person who responds.
The size of the fan would be about 58" tall and 30lb in weight.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

• ゆみ
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• 2021/04/08 11:49

● New water border control measures and relaxed requirements for pre-departure inspection certification
https://www.houston.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/11_000001_00175.html

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"Applicable to all persons （ including Japanese nationals ） entering Japan on or after March 19." Therefore, when traveling to Japan, please take an inspection and obtain an inspection certificate within 72 hours prior to departure. Please note that if you do not have an inspection certificate, you will be denied （ boarding in the country of departure ）.
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●Format of the revised inspection certificate
https://www.mofa.go.jp/mofaj/ca/fna/page25_001994.html

Please explain in simpler language 、、、、

• みどり
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• 2021/04/07 21:45

Please note that if you do not have an "inspection certificate issued within 72 hours prior to departure from the U.S. ）, including the most recent country （ before entering Japan," you will be denied （ boarding ） at the airport ） from the country （ of departure. at the airport in the country of departure.

https://www.atlanta.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/covid-19_J.html

It said.
I would like to see a more clear explanation in bullet points or in simple language that is easier for the average person to understand.

Conversely, they also need negative proof when returning to the US.

・ All persons, including U.S. persons traveling to the U.S., will be required to present proof of PCR testing （ negative ） within 72 hours of departure or documentation of recovery from novel coronavirus infection.
・ Please be advised that if you do not have a （ negative test result ） or documented recovery from novel coronavirus infection at the time of boarding, ， the airline will deny boarding on a passenger aircraft to the United States.

• サーシャ
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• 2021/04/07 21:38

Upon returning to Japan, the applicant is required to submit a negative certificate obtained after being inspected within 72 hours prior to departure, and must also undergo another inspection at the arrival airport. In addition, you are required to submit a written pledge that you will comply with various quarantine measures after returning to Japan, such as staying at home or other places for two weeks after entering Japan, not using public transportation, and following up on your health using LINE apps, etc. Please be sure to review the following documents if you plan to return to Japan.

https://www.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/covid-19.html#2

It is said.

• 苺
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• 2021/05/06 08:24

I feel that many Japanese people are relatively resistant to vaccines.
Have you all already received the vaccine ？

I had to receive it because of my work.
You may not know if there are any side effects until after a few years.

There will be a vaccine for children soon.
Do you want your child to get the vaccine ？?

• びび
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• 2021/05/06 01:35

？
This is an unimportant question, but I know it is required when entering the U.S. from Japan, but I suddenly want to know if it is required in the opposite way. I suddenly wanted to know if it was done the other way around.