2020.01.28
■If you think you may have contracted COVID-19 [Updated 17 January 2023]
■If someone you know tests positive for COVID-19 - Preparing for COVID-19 [Updated 22 October 2022]
■What happens after testing positive for COVID-19 in Nagoya City? [Added 22 October 2022]
■Take care when selecting an antigen test kit [Added 26 November 2022]
★COVID-19 Vaccinations / Vaccination Certificate
★Strict Precautionary Measures in effect in Aichi Prefecture (from 22 March 2022)★
Residents are reminded to continue to observe measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, and take action to prevent yourself becoming infected and infecting others.
Residents are requested to observe the following points:
- When going out, residents should avoid crowded places, avoid times when a place is likely to be crowded, and avoid activities in large groups.
- When traveling outside Aichi Prefecture, take measures to prevent infection.
- Avoid eating and drinking in large groups. Keep the number of people you eat/drink with to a maximum of 4 people.
●Avoid the "three Cs"
- Avoid CLOSED SPACES with poor ventilation
- Avoid CROWDED PLACES where you are surrounded by many people
- Avoid CLOSE-CONTACT SETTINGS such as close-range conversations
●"5 situations" that increase the risk of infection
●If you think you may have contracted COVID-19
City of Nagoya Special Payment to Support Households Raising Children
[Added 28 July 2022]
COVID-19-related Support Measures
[Updated 27 October 2022]
City of Nagoya
- Novel Coronavirus Vaccinations
- Protecting Against the Novel Coronavirus
- Consultation centers established by the City of Nagoya
- When someone in your family is thought to be infected with novel coronavirus - Guidelines for taking care of a patient, and for minimizing further infection (Japanese available on City of Nagoya website here)
Aichi Prefecture
- Please be careful not to be infected with the novel coronavirus disease!
- For Foreigners
- Aichi Multicultural Net
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
- Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Telephone Consultations
The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established a call center for consultations related to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Phone: 0120-565653 (toll free)
Languages supported: Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Vietnamese
Service hours: (also operates Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays)
- Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish: 9:00 - 21:00
- Thai: 9:00 - 18:00
- Vietnamese: 10:00 - 19:00
- Information about the Housing Security Benefit - for those who are finding it difficult to pay the rent for their current housing due to income decrease resulting from business shutdown, etc.
- For Foreigners Working in Companies - a reminder of employers' obligations to workers
- About Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) - Minister's press conferences, numbers of hospitalized and discharged cases, and other updates
Immigration Services Agency
Cabinet Office
World Health Organization
NHK WORLD
- NHK World - News from the public broadcaster's international service on the coronavirus outbreak
Other
- Japan National Tourism Organization - Information for travelers