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Free PCR inspection at Waikiki Shell to enter Japan

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  • 2022/04/05 01:53

I was looking up the PCR test
for my return trip from Hawaii to Japan next month, and I found on the My Hawaii website
that if you are a resident of Hawaii (U.S.A.), if you paste a negative result of the free PCR test at the Waikiki Shell on your Fast Track, it will turn
green and you can enter Japan.
If this is true, then I am not sure if I can enter Japan. If this is true, it would be a great help to me as the high cost of the test, which used to be about $ 110 at the lowest, is now free.
Anyone who was able to return to Japan with this?

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#46

I'm glad I visited here because recently there were rumors flying around about free PCR to return to Japan, and all of the stories were very informative.

Has anyone used that free PCR from Nomi Health to get into KIX on
Hawaiian Airlines ？
I was wondering if it is the same problem on any airline. If anyone has any experience with this, please let me know.

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#48

Dear NOMINOMI

I would appreciate it if you could tell me if you were able to enter Japan with no problem with a negative certificate from Nomi Health after your return.
I am also planning to return to Japan by JAL flight later this month, but I heard that even if my SOS certificate is changed to green, I may not be able to enter Japan after arriving in Japan.
I am sorry that you are tired after your return, but I would appreciate your cooperation.

Please let me know if anyone else was able to enter Japan with a certificate from Nomi Health.

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#49
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  • 2022/05/13 (Fri) 13:41
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Dear NM

Is it possible to change to green and be approved by My SOS and still be denied entry? ？
I would like to know the exact information, so if you could tell me which one it is, that would be great.

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#50

I know someone who took the test at Nomi in Waipahu and MySOS turned green with no problems and returned home safely.
He said that at the airport in Japan, they just showed him the green screen at several checkpoints and at the last checkpoint they read his barcode but did not show him any paper documents. This was just two days ago.

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#51

Dear MH
Even if My SOS changed to green and you were approved, if you exceed 72 hours, whether it was the time you were inspected or the time you were approved by My SOS, due to flight delays or flight cancellations caused by the airlines, your My SOS (Fast Track) will be invalid. ) seems to become invalid. At that time, if you have proof of delay from the airline, it seems that you can enter the country, although it will be all paper procedure like a year ago. I will print out the negative result as well and bring a paper copy with me just in case.

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