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Caught corona, due to enter Japan.

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#1
  • No way
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  • 2022/06/04 04:52

I have corona, and I've been recovering for 5-7 days, and my symptoms are mild and I'm doing well, but I need to be tested before entering Japan
Japan itself doesn't recommend PCR after recovering from corona, because the positive test will be there for a while
but I need to be tested before entering Japan
and there are several ways to test for corona, so I was wondering if I can get through with a different test instead of choosing PCR. But I need to be tested before entering Japan and there are several ways to test, so I wonder if there is anyone out there who can help me to get through this test without choosing PCR.

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#3
  • No way
  • 2022/06/05 (Sun) 13:07
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Thank you 😭 We're just barely on the brink of passing the antigen test, so let's both do our best.

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#4

What is the name of the type of antigen test that is accepted in Japan for negative certification to fly ？
I would like to ask if your family doctor offers it, but I do not know the name.
I would be very grateful if someone could tell me.

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#6
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  • 2022/06/08 (Wed) 05:18
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There is also a way to get a proof of recovery.
https://youtu.be/aYhsmT4VPlE

If you take the doctor's letter to the diplomatic mission abroad, it will take a few days to
a week to be issued. See the video for more details.

However, it seems that this method is not well known to many people, so
I think it is a good idea to ask the airline company in advance.

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#9

It seemed that post-positive drug prescriptions and support for medical certificates were also provided here.
https://waikikipcr.com/

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#10
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  • 2022/06/08 (Wed) 10:44
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I'm thinking that even if I finish my convalescence, there is still a chance that I will test positive for PCR and that I will have to have another test done for the whole family, which will cost over $700-$800
and what if I test positive?
Fortunately, the corona itself is just a cold-like symptom, and we've been quarantined for 5 days and masked for the rest of the day to avoid spreading it around, but I'm worried about all of this, so I'm thinking about a recovery letter. I'd like to check if there is any other way to treat it.

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