Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• alohakay
• mail
• 2021/09/20 14:44

I heard that the vaccination requirement will apply to foreign travelers entering the U.S. starting November 2021.
Green card holders are foreigners, but they are in the "resident" category, not "traveler". Does this rule apply ？

I also heard that COVID vaccination is now mandatory for new green card applicants, so I was just wondering ？ if it is required for foreigners even if they have permanent resident status.

Please let me know if you know. Thank you in advance.

• ロン
• 2021/09/08 22:48

You say that a lot of people were hit by the pandemic, but
really, who got hit more, the people who got hit or the people who made money ？

UI, PUA, restaurant card, ＄ 500 card, child allowance, rent support,
stimulus check, and lots of relief support from the US ？

Thanks to those things,？
many people say "Actually, my savings has increased compared to my savings before the Corona disaster"
Even UI pays me ＄ 600 or ＄ 300 a week,
and there are some part time workers who actually get paid more than when they were working ？ I bet.
Or, there are those who got cash income from Under and continued to get PUA without reporting it.

In the single father topic, there are those who write harsh opinions,
but they are also green card holders, and they get that kind of relief ？
（ I'm sure they would say that they deserve it because they have US citizenship. ）

I think they are cold to people who are going to depend on the US.
What a lot of nasty people.

After all, how many Japanese are really on the street? ？
I don't see any Japanese among the homeless.

• Kani
• 2021/09/10 06:06

I am afraid I am ignorant, but I would like to know.

I saw this
"Hawaii to eliminate all corona travel restrictions as vaccination rate reaches 70 percent"

I know it sounds like what it says, but once 70 percent of the population in Hawaii has completed their second dose of the vaccine, does that mean that people will come in from both the mainland and overseas regardless of whether they test positive or negative?


Also, if Japanese tourists are likely to come back because of this, will travel agencies etc. that cater to Japanese people start opening stores?

JAL will start 3 flights a week in October … .
Japanese people, are they going to come?

I wonder how to read ahead on this one too.

I would appreciate your
opinions.
Please let me be your reference.

• Bull.co
• mail
• 2021/09/09 15:31

Nice to meet you.

As you can see from the title, I have had pain in my leg for a year and have been feeling some discomfort, and for the past few months I have been unable to walk much because of the pain. I have been to various places such as massage, physical therapy, acupuncture, etc., but it has not gotten better.
Lately, I have difficulty sitting down and driving a car. Even when I go to bed, I sometimes wake up in the middle of the night.
It is difficult to go to the doctor in these days, and although I have insurance with Kaiser, I cannot go to the hospital.

I would like to know if there is any good place to go.
Thank you very much.

• Aloha
• mail
• 2021/08/18 12:35

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For example, a Vuitton bag is more difficult to use than an easy-to-use woolen bag, or a Ferrari is more expensive than a Corolla because of its narrow and uncomfortable ride.
For example, a person who posts a flashy post on a social networking site may have more followers than a person who posts a plain post.
Especially young people.
Don't you think we should look more at the essence and seek comfort in life ？?

• cocovita
• mail
• 2021/09/05 15:14

I recently had a very unpleasant experience when returning an item to Don Quijote in Caheka, and I am posting this here because I have a question ＆ about it.

• returning part of my purchase • I gave the receipt to customer service for exchange and the person in charge was operating the cash register while at the same time making another announcement in the store.
• You pay for the item you want to exchange on the spot with your card and leave the store, knowing that it will be deposited in your bank in a few days since you paid by debit card.
（ Here, I inadvertently failed to notice that there was no receipt for the refund. ）
• A week later, you realize that your account has not been refunded and check with customer service again.
• I showed the original receipt to the same person and was told that it was a debit and that I would get a cash refund, but no cash refund was given.
• I tell him I didn't get a receipt for the refund, he says no receipt for cash refund.
• When I ask for the receipt, I am shown a copy of the RETURN TRANSACTION, which is different from the official receipt, and told that I am getting a refund, but I go home unconvinced.

In hindsight, the amount of money was very small, and if I had backed out at this point, I would have avoided a bad experience. However, my penchant for black-and-white statements has been a detriment to me. No matter how I recall it, I did not receive any cash, and the proof is that I always pay by credit card and do not carry cash, especially coins, in my wallet. If there was change in my wallet, it was my assumption, but since it was so clear, I went back to customer service💦

I was given a vague explanation by the same person, and when I insisted that I had not received any cash, he made it sound as if I was making an accusation, so I had no choice.
I was very displeased when the refund was made in a raised voice.

I have lived in Hawaii for almost 15 years and have done several refunds, but is there such a thing as not getting a receipt for a cash refund at a large retail store? ？ The customer has no proof that the money was refunded. I asked if there were any cases like mine, and they said no, but I very much doubt it.
And this has taught me the importance of getting receipts. If I were an American, the person in charge would not have treated me the same way. There are some customers who are not of good quality, like Kramer, but I wish they would have treated me with the spirit of customer service once again. It was an event that made me keenly aware of the gap in national character.

• Kay
• mail
• 2021/09/01 19:30

I learned that starting 9/13, I will need to show proof of vaccination or negative proof of vaccination within 48 hours when entering restaurants, bars, entertainment facilities, etc. Is it OK if this proof of vaccination was given outside of the US? ？
I was wondering since the email from the consulate said only that it was proof of vaccination in the US. I'm doing parallel research now, but I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this and would like to share the information with us.

Thank you.

• Yume
• mail
• 2021/08/31 01:57

I am going to Hawaii from Oct. 1, can I get the corona vaccine in Hawaii even though I don't speak English ？ ？ I would like to know if there are any other places that are good ！.

• saikon
• mail
• 2021/08/27 18:53

My divorced ex-husband is remarrying. The partner is a non-Japanese Asian. The woman is also living in Hawaii for her second marriage and is a green card holder.
My ex-husband has now hired a lawyer to change his sponsor, but he has not paid me for my coat order alamony.
He has ignored my requests. Can someone like that be a sponsor ？?

• アロハ
• 2021/08/29 10:05

I am a woman in her 40s who is considering finally taking the plunge into braces, which I have been struggling with for years, as I am still living in a mask that seems to be a long time coming.

I would like to know what Invisalign dentists you recommend in Honolulu. Japanese-language availability is not required. Also, testimonials are welcome.

Thank you very much.