Passengers must access the Safe Travels Program  to register the necessary information at least 24 hours before they travel. Please download or print out the QR code obtained after registering all the necessary information and make sure that you have it with you upon departure. You will be required to present this QR code upon arrival in Hawaii.
For further details, please refer to the Safe Travels Program website.

Upon entering Hawaii, all travelers from foreign countries (including Hawaii residents) are required to self-quarantine for 10 days after arrival. Travelers are not permitted to leave the quarantine area and violators will be liable to a fine of $5,000 or less or jail time of up to one year or both.
However, passengers from Japan may bypass the State of Hawai‘i’s mandatory 10-day quarantine if they take a COVID-19 test from a trusted testing partner in Japan. The test must be taken no earlier than 72 hours prior to departure and the test must be negative.
The Hawai‘i State Department of Health (DOH) has approved the use of the COVID-19 Nucleic Acid Amplification Test (NAAT) conducted by a laboratory authorized by Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare for the pre-travel test.
For further information such as quarantine inspection at the time of the arrival at Hawaii and a prior check program,please refer to the COVID-19 STATE of HAWAI’I PORTAL.

Flights are currently suspended.

Please check the website for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Overseas Safety and the Guam Visitors Bureau for travel conditions.

In accordance with a notice from the Canadian government, all travelers over the age of five entering Canada on an international flight are required to present a COVID-19 negative certificate that was received within 72 hours of departure for Canada. Please take the COVID-19 test using the testing method specified by the Canadian government.

According to the notification of the Canadian government, passengers with evidence of a COVID-19 test administered in India or Pakistan will be prohibited from boarding flights destined to Canada.

And the certificate of a negative result for COVID-19 test must include; (a) the person’s name and date of birth, (b) the name and civic address of the laboratory that administered the test, (c) the date and time the specimen was collected and the test method used and (d) the test results.

Anyone who receives a negative test result and is authorized to enter Canada must still complete the full, mandatory 14-day quarantine.

Effective from April 23, 2021, all travellers are required to take a COVID-19 molecular testing at the airport upon arrival and on day 8 of the 14-day quarantine period.
Pre-registration for the COVID-19 molecular test is required prior to arrival. Please make registration from the following website prior to travel to Canada.  

All traveller aged over 11 entering or transiting through UK will be required to present a pre-departure testing result of covid-19 which is taken within 3 days before departure.
The certificate must include the following information: name, date of birth or age, test result, date of specimen collection, name and contact details of test/medical facility, and test method.

You must self-isolate in the place you’re staying for the first 10 days after you arrive - even if you tested negative before you arrived in England.
The Test to Release for International Travel scheme is available for reducing your self-isokation period after international travel.
For more information, please refer to the UK government website for the latest information.

*After you booked for testing, you need to input your reservation number into the Passenger Locator Form.

All passengers travelling to the UK or transiting at London Heathrow Airport must register your travel information details in advance using the form provided by the UK Government.
The form can be submitted 48 hours prior to your arrival in the UK, so please complete your registration in advance.
Please note that you may be asked to present the form at immigration when you arrive in the UK, so please print it out or prepare it so that you can present it on your mobile device.

Based on a recommendation of the Council of the European Union, Germany has updated its entry restrictions.  From June 6,  Germany allows unrestricted entry for residents of Japan. 

Effective from entry on or after June 6, 2021, all passengers who return to or enter Germany from Japan must present a negative certificate (*1) of Covid-19 test. Passenger with a certificate of vaccination (*2) or recovery certificate (*3) will be exempted from this requirement. Only negative certificate will be allowed for passengers travelling from virus variant areas. 
If you do not present a valid test certificate, you will not be allowed to board the aircraft in accordance with the instructions of the German Federal Ministry of Health.
Please have your test certificate ready in advance. The test results must be presented in English, German, or French, either on paper or as electronic data.
For more information, please visit the website of German Federal Ministry of Health.

On June 4, the French government announced the "Strategy for Border Reopening after June 9", classifying destination countries into three categories (green, orange, and red) according to the infection status, and revising the entry and exit restrictions after June 9 according to these categories and the vaccination status of travelers. Japan is classified as "green", the least restrictive category, and no special reason is required for travel, nor is voluntary quarantine required after entering France.
However, when entering France, please prepare a written pledge (Sworn Statemnt) and a negative certificate by PCR test or antigen test within 72 hours of departure (*1) , or a certificate of completed vaccination (*2) .

From January 11, 2021, entry restrictions for travelers from Japan has been re-imposed and entry has been restricted except for return to Finland, transit in Finland, and other necessary travel.

For those who are allowed to enter Finland, please prepare one of the following documents written in English.

Since November 1, 2020, Russia has resumed issuing visas for Japanese nationals and foreign nationals residing in Japan. Those who already have a valid Russian visa can now enter Russia subject to the terms and conditions of their respective visas, and Japanese nationals and foreign nationals residing in Japan who hold APEC Travel Cards (which have "RUS" written on the reverse side) can now enter Russia with these cards in lieu of visas. This measure applies only to those who fly directly from Japan to Russia and does not apply to those who depart from Japan but arrive via a third country, even if the case of Japanese nationals. For foreigners resident in Japan, please check with the nearest Russian Embassy or Consulate-General in Japan regarding your individual situation.
In addition, non-Russian nationals are required to have a negative PCR test certificate issued within 72 hours prior to their arrival in Russia. 14 days of self-isolation is also a requirement on arrival.
For details, see the website of the Embassy of Japan in Russia.

From 22 January 2021, all travellers aged 5 years and over arriving or transiting in Australia will be required to present a negative certificate of covid-19 test which have tested within 72 hours or less before the scheduled departure time of your flight.
All passengers aged 12 and over travelling to Australia  must wear a mask for the duration of your flight, and in Australian airports. 
To prevent the spread of COVID-19, you must undergo quarantine treatment in a quarantine hotel designated by the Australian government for 14 days after your arrival in Australia.
As you will be quarantined at your first port of entry, you will not be able to travel to any Australian city on a domestic flight until the 14-day quarantine period is over.
For more information, please refer Australian Government Department of Health website.

To passengers departing to  Australia

The Australian government has instructed that all passengers entering or transitting Australia after December 9, 2020 will be required to submit an Australia Travel Declaration.
Please register the required information at the following government website at least 72 hours prior to your departure.

To passengers departing to Melbourne

The Victorian Government requires all travelers to Melbourne to submit a Victorian Quarantine Arrival Form online.
In addition to submitting the Australia Travel Declaration, all visitors to Melbourne should register on the Victorian Government website below.

Scheduled flights are suspended but flights under Air Bubble established by Government of India for Japan will operate on selected dates.
You must obtain a valid visa before entering India. For details, please check with the Embassy of India in Japan or the Consulate General of India in Osaka.
With quarantine measures strengthening, entry restrictions have become stricter in many countries and the situation is changing on a daily basis.
Travelers are advised to check the relevant information from embassies, consulates, and health organizations of the destination country.

Effective from February 22, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. (India time), all travelers to India will be required to submit a negative RT-PCR test certificate that has been tested within 72 hours prior to departure. The negative certificate along with the Self Declaration Form, must be submitted online at the Delhi Airport website below.

In order to prevent the spread of infection in COVID-19, the Indian government requires us to submit information regarding our customers.
For details, please refer to the following page.

Please note that all passengers will need to meet the regulations set by the government and other related agencies for entry into Thailand. 
Everyone entering Thailand regardless of nationality should check the following documents.

Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport has resumed international flights. However, transit passengers who do not enter Thailand also need to prepare the necessary documents.

The Vietnamese government requires all travelers to own an mask when you travel to Vietnam and wear it inside the airport.

The Vietnamese authorities require travelers to submit a medical declaration form upon arrival.
Please fill out and submit the medical declaration form online prior to your arrival.

In accordance with the instructions of the Philippine government, all persons arriving in the Philippines are required to stay at designated quarantine facilities (hotels).
A PCR test will be conducted at the quarantine facility on the seventh day after the day of arrival. (Except for diplomats, official visa holders and someone who has been vaccinated in the Philippines)

For Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs)
OFWs take a complimentary PCR test on the sixth day from arrival in the Philippines.
Please fill out an online medical declaration form prior to entering the Philippines.

In accordance with the Philippine Government's instructions, from August 15, 2020, all passengers using public transportation, including aircraft, in the Philippines must wear a face shield. This is in addition to the mandatory use of face masks.
Please note all passengers departing the Philippines after August 15, 2020 will need to prepare the face shield themselves.

The contact tracking app "TRAZE" was introduced in the Philippines effective on November 28, 2020, and those who depart or arrive at airports are required to obtain a barcode regardless of age. Please download the app in advance and complete the registration.

For more information, please check ”TRAZE”.

According to the authorities in Singapore, all travelers are required to submit an online health declaration form.

Forms may be submitted from three days prior to departure. Travelers are advised to fill out and submit the online health declaration form in advance.

In addition, the Singapore Government requires all travelers to go through temperature screenings before boarding and to wear a mask on board.

From November 17, 2020, 23:59 hours, all travelers excluding Singapore nationals and Singapore residents, from countries/regions designated by the Government of Singapore as "Countries/Regions at high risk of infection" are required to submit PCR test certificate when you will enter Singapore.
The PCR test must be taken within 72 hours of departure at laboratories that are internationally accredited or recognised by the respective government, and the certificate must be written in English and should be included that the test result, the date that the test was taken and  name / the date of birth / passport number.

To minimise the spread of COVID-19, Singapore has implemented public health and immigration measures.
A passenger will not be allowed to board the aircraft to flight to Singapore if he or she:

Due to the restrictions of countermeasure for the COVID-19 infection at Singapore Changi International Airport, Japan Airlines flights to Singapore are not accepting passengers with connecting flights. Please note that even if you have purchased or issued a separate ticket for your connecting flight from Singapore, it is not possible to make a connection.

On February 9, 2021, the Government of the Republic of Indonesia has announced the partial easing of immigration restrictions for foreigners.
Those who have a valid visa or residence permit for entry, and those who have an APEC Business Travel Card will be allowed to enter Indonesia. Entry for tourism purposes will not continue to be permitted.
For more information, please contact the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia.

Currently, foreign travelers are prohibited from entering the country. (Some exceptions may apply.) Please check the website for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Overseas Safety for details.

Please check the MySejahtera website for details.

According to quarantine authorities, travelers must present a completed online health form upon arrival.

According to the request we received from Dalian COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Control Headquarters, pets are not allowed to be transferred to the quarantine hotel upon arriving.
Therefore, from March 15th, 2021 until further notice, we are no longer able to accept pets on flights from Narita to Dalian.Thank you for your understanding.

At Dalian Airport, quarantine measures for baggage are being strengthened.
All checked baggage will be returned to you after being sprayed with disinfectant by airport authorities.
Please note that the carry-on baggage might be also sprayed with disinfectant in Dalian Airport.

At Guangzhou Airport, quarantine measures for baggage are being strengthened.
Please note that all checked baggage will be returned to you after being sprayed with disinfectant by airport authorities.

Authorities are requiring travelers to submit an online health declaration form.

Please submit the required form through the HKSAR Department of Health website.

All passengers arriving into Hong Kong will be required to undergo a medical test for COVID-19. Travelers will be instructed to wait at the airport or at a designated hotel until the test results are available. If you are instructed to wait at a designated hotel, test results are usually available by the next morning. (Dinner and breakfast will be provided at the hotel.) After going through immigration, travelers should pick up their baggage and board the designated shuttle bus. If you are instructed to wait at the airport, the wait period may be long so you should be prepared to carry all necessities in sufficient quantities before boarding.

The Hong Kong government announced that it will designate seven countries including Japan as "high risk countries (Group B)" .
Please note that if passenger have stayed in a "high risk country (Group B)" 14 days before entering Hong Kong, passenger must need a PCR negative certificate and Certificate showing that the  inspection agency is accredited by ISO15189 or a government agencythat meets the following requirements.

Please refer to the following site for details.

Taiwan,Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC)  imposes entry restrictions to Taiwan for non-R.O.C nationals.
From May19 to June18, 2021, the entry of foreigners without a residence certificate will be suspended.
From January 15, 2021, travelers entering Taiwan shall also provide proof of the place of quarantine where travelers stay to undergo quarantine and in principle the place shall be a group quarantine facility or quarantine hotel. Those who choose to undergo quarantine at home shall have met the requirement of one person per residence.
For more information, please refer below press release.

Please submit the required form through the Taiwan Ministry of Health and Welfare website.

According to Taiwan Centers for Disease Control announcement, starting from December 1, 2020 until February 28, 2021 (local time at the place of departure), all passengers arrival or transit in Taiwan are required to provide a certificate of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test result issued within three working days prior to boarding the flight to Taiwan.

Flights are currently suspended.