[Update: May 18, 2021]

For passengers allowed to enter China:
Entry into China is subject to the certification of a Health Declaration Form from a Chinese Embassy for which you must provide evidence of negative nucleic acid and IgM antibody tests for COVID-19 taken no more than 48 hours before you travel.

If you have been vaccinated against COVID-19, travel might be allowed if your IgM antibody test is positive. In that case, you will have to show proof of vaccination.

A 14 days quarantine, either at a centralised government hotel (with costs covered by the traveller) or your home, is mandatory.

[Update: February 14, 2021]

📝 PCR test required
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter South Korea:
All arrivals – regardless of nationality and length of stay – are required to be tested for coronavirus (COVID-19) 72 hours before departure and to undergo quarantine for 14 days.

All individuals regardless of nationality who show coronavirus symptoms on arrival will be tested. Those who test positive will be isolated and treated at a hospital or community treatment centre.

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers that are permitted to enter Vietnam:
A negative certificate, issued from 3 to 7 days before entry, is required but subject to special conditions. The test type and method us RT-PCR (nasopharyngeal swab)

A 14 days quarantine is mandatory.
Passengers are not permitted to enter Vietnam. This does not apply to:

- Nationals of Vietnam,
- Passengers traveling for official or business purposes; investors, technical experts, skilled workers, business managers, government officials, and passengers with approval from the National Steering Committee on Prevention and Control of COVID-19, provided they have a medical certificate issued by authorities proving that they are free of novel coronavirus.

➀ Certificate must be in English or Vietnamese.
➁ The certificate must include the traveler's name, age (date of birth), gender, nationality, passport number, address in Japan, address in Vietnam, medical institution name, sample inoculation date, test date, test method (PCR ), examination result and the expected date of entry.
➂ The certificate must have a valid seal and signature from the medical institution.
④ From 18 September to board a flight, passengers must hold a certificate showing they have tested negative for the coronavirus no more than five days before the departure date. Upon arrival, they will be tested and placed under quarantine.

📢Reference URL For those who wish to enter Vietnam
For those who wish to enter Vietnam

[Update: Jan 20, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Depends

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter the Philippines:
COVID-19 negative certification subject to special conditions.

Passengers arriving at any international port of entry may be subjected to mandatory quarantine (for a maximum of 14 days) and/or need to undergo COVID-19 testing on arrival. You’re expected to pay the costs of your quarantine and/or COVID-19 testing.

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Pakistan:
A negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure is required.

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Rwanda:
A negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure is required. This is not mandatory for accompanied children under 5 years old.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test required
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers who are permitted to enter Singapore:
A negative certificate from a test conducted up to 72 hours before departure is required.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Indonesia:
The foreign traveler must present a RT-PCR test result stating that they are free of COVID-19, taken within 72 hours from the time of departure.

Two more RT-PCR test will be conducted:
- 24 hours after arrival in the Republic of Indonesia; and
- 5 days after arrival/isolation at the accommodation in Indonesia.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test required
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Taiwan:
All travelers, regardless of nationality or travel purpose, are required to present a negative certificate from a test conducted within three working days before their date of departure.

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
Medical Certificate with a laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected. The COVID test must be by the RT-PCR method, within 72 hours before departure. Some airlines do not accept home kit tests so please check specific requirements with the airlines you are traveling with.

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers who are permitted to enter Nepal:
A RT-PCR negative certificate, issued 72 hours before departure, is required for entering the country.

A 14 days quarantine is mandatory.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter the United States:
All airline passengers to the United States (two years and older) must provide a negative COVID-19 test result from a test taken within three calendar days before departure.

📢URL
Center fo Disease Control and Prevention

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
A negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure is required.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Canada:
All travellers 5 years of age or older must provide a proof of a negative COVID-19 test result conducted within 72 hours of the scheduled departure time. If you have a connecting flight, the 72 hours are counted for the departure time of your last direct flight to Canada.
A 14 days quarantine is mandatory.

[Update: Jan 20, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Brazil:
A certificate, which shows evidence of a negative PCR test for COVID-19 taken within 72 hours of boarding in English, Spanish or Portuguese, is required. All children under the age of 2 are exempt from the requirementis required for entering the country. Children under the age of 12 who are accompanied by adult(s) who have proof of a negative test are also exempt.

Quarantine is dependent on local federal state.

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Not required.
* Pre-screening for COVID-19 might avoid spreading infections while traveling.

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Australia:
A negative certificate is not required for entering the country, but all travellers may be required to undergo enhqnced heath screening on arrival.

A 14 days quarantine is mandatory at a designated facility (for example, hotel).

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Not required.
* Pre-screening for COVID-19 might avoid spreading infections while traveling.

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter New-Zealand:
A negative certificate is not required for entering the country.

The New Zealand border is currently closed to almost all travelers wanting to travel to New Zealand by either air or sea.

・New Zealand citizens, permanent residents, and residents with valid travel conditions, their partners/children who already have a visa, or diplomats who hold a position in New Zealand may enter without seeking approval first.
・Partners and children of New Zealand citizens or permanent residents who don't have yet a visa, Australian citizens who normally live in New Zealand, critical health work or humanitarian are among the ones who need to seek approval before they travel.

📢URL
Request for travel to New Zealand

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter England:

Japan is currently in the amber list of countries, which means you must:
- Take a COVID-19 Test in the 3 days before your departure, and present a proof of negative test result.
- Book and pay for day 2 and day 8 COVID-19 travel tests to be taken after arrival in England.
- Complete a passenger locator form.

These rules must be followed even if you have been vaccinated.

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test required
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Germany:
A pre-departure negative COVID-19 test must be taken 72 hours prior to arrival. PCR, TMA, LAMP, rapid antigen tests are accepted. Antibody tests are not accepted. Children aged 5 and under are exempt.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter France:

- If you have not been fully vaccinated yet: A negative certificate from a PCR or antigen test taken within 72 hours of arrival is required. Children under the age of 11 are exempted.
- If you have been fully vaccinated: PCR or antigen test is not required. This applies only if two weeks have passed after the 2nd injection (Pfizer, Moderna), or four weeks have passed in the case of Johnson & Johnson.

[Update: May 27, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Not required.

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Spain:
A negative certificate is not longer required for passengers coming from Japan. However, it is still mandatory to fill out the Health Control form (FCS) online before your trip to Spain.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test required
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Italy:
A pre-departure negative COVID-19 test, taken 72 hours prior to arrival, is required. Only PCR and antigenic tests are accepted.

[Update: Jan 20, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Cambodia:
A COVID-19 negative certificate, dated no longer than than 72 hours prior to the date of travel, is required. In addition, all foreigners arriving in Cambodia will be subject to a COVID-19 test on arrival.
A 14 days quarantine is mandatory.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Not required

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers that are permitted to enter Egypt:
A negative certificate, issued 72 hours before flight departure, is required for entering the country.

The certificate needs to:
- Include the hour and the date of sampling.
- Be issued by an authorized accredited laboratory and stamped with the laboratory’s stamp and does not contain scraping, cancellation or addition.
- Indicate the type of sample taken for the swab.
- Indicate that the type of test is (RT–PCR).

A 14 days quarantine at your own accommodation is mandatory.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Ghana:
A negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before departure is required. An additional test must also be taken on arrival, at the passenger cost.

[Update: Jun 15, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Greece:
A negative result to a PCR test taken within 72 hours before entry to Greece is required.

[Update: May 18, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
Effective from May 21st, all travellers arriving in Hong Kong from high-risk places (including Japan) must present a negative result proof for COVID-19 from a test taken within 72 hours before departure.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers allowed to enter Jordan:
A negative PCR test performed less than 72 hours before their scheduled time of arrival in Jordan is required.

[Update: Nov 4, 2020]

📝 PCR test required
Required.

📝 Certification
For passengers who are permitted to enter South Africa:
A negative certificate, produced 72 hours before departure, is required for entering the country.

If you fail to produce a paper copy of a negative COVID-19 test you will be required to quarantine at a government-appointed facility at your own cost. Self-isolation is not required if you have provided the negative COVID-19 test.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
For passengers who are allowed to enter Morocco:
All travellers must produce a medical certificate with a negative COVID-19 PCR test result, from a test conducted at most 72 hours before departure.

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
You are required to show a negative COVID-19 test result if you are travelling to the Netherlands from most countries. You should either:
- Have a PCR test conducted within 24 hours prior to boarding
- Have a PCR test conducted within 72 hours prior to boarding, followed by a rapid antigen test taken within 24 hours prior to boarding.

More information on testing requirements can be found here: http://nlinjp.com/negativetest

From 5 February onwards, travellers on KLM with flight KL862 are able to get a rapid antigen test in Terminal 2 at Narita airport at Nippon Medical School, Narita International Airport Clinic.
A reservation is mandatory via: pcr-netherlands@nms.ac.jp

[Update: Apr 04, 2021]

📝 PCR test
Required

📝 Certification
Travellers may seek exemption from institutional quarantine by submitting a negative RT-PCR test report. This test should have been conducted within 72 hours prior to undertaking the journey.