Response Flow Chart to Foreign Visitors Infected or Injured in Fukuoka
Symptoms of COVID-19 infection such as fever, respiratory symptoms, fatigue, etc.?

YESNO

A: COVID-19 Related Case

B: Illness or injury other than A

1. Consultation Service (Take an action as soon as symptoms such as fever appear)
Fukuoka City hotline for non-Japanese speakers: TEL 092-687-5357 (24 hours, in 20 languages)

Consultation Deskby Prefecture

Visit a medical institution
For medical care for other than Covid-19,
please call Fukuoka City Medical Interpreting Call Center
TEL: 092-733-5429(24 hours, in 20 languages)

・In addition to introducing medical institutions, consultation regarding COVID-19 is also available. For

information in each prefecture, the contact number, opening days & hours, and available languages are listedon the following website(or the QR code on the right). http://www.c19.mhlw.go.jp/area-jp.html

You can search for medical institutions in Japanthat accept foreign visitors at the following website.

2. Testingnegative

Visit the medical institution that the Fukuoka City hotline guides you. Contact them prior to your visit.

https://www.jnto.go.jp/emergency/jpn/
mi_guide.html※The doctor will decide whether to carry out the testing. The cost of tests related to OVID-19 that the doctor deems necessary for
medical treatment is free of charge (publicly funded).

3. Responses to be taken

Contact for non-medical inquiries

positive

Basically, you should stay for the period designated below at the accommodation where you are staying. Please informyour hotel that you have tested positive. If the accommodation says those who have tested positive cannot stay there,
please contact the Fukuoka City hotline; you will be placed in an accommodation facility (hotel) contracted by
Fukuoka Prefecture.
The travel companion of the positive person should check whether he or she is applied to a close contact (for definition, refer to *2).
In the case of close contact, please refrain from going out until the end of the quarantine period in your accommodation.

4. Those who tested positive
Hospitalisation (10 days) or Isolation (7 days) *1

4. Close contacts
Quarantine (5 days) *2

4. Those whotested negative &non close contacts
May continue travelingHospitalisation medical costs may be required to be paidby the patients within the coverage amount of the private
medical insurance they have.

Please check your own health conditionand contact the consultation service A.1.
(or the designated contact) if symptoms
appear.

If you have symptoms, keep
checking your healthcondition and takeprecautions against
infectious diseases evenwhen tested negative.

Please note that foreigners with a history of non-payment of medical expenses may be denied entry into Japan in the future.

Japan National Tourism Organization "Japan Visitor Hotline"
TEL: 050-3816-2787
365 days, 24 hours (Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean)*1 Medical treatment period for positive persons
For hospitalised patients, isolation can be discontinued at least 10 days after symptoms
onset if symptoms have improved for at least 72 hours.

For those who have developed symptoms and are non-hospitalized, isolation can be discontinued
without further test at least 7 days after symptoms onset if symptoms have improved for at least
24 hours. For those who are asymptomatic, tested positive, isolation can be discontinued on Day8, at least 7 days after the first positive viral test (will be shortened to Day 6 if the test result isnegative on Day 5).

*2 Definition of close contacts and quarantine period
A close contact is those who is relatively more likely to be infected by staying close or foran extended time to positive persons.
※The criteria for close contacts include the distance and duration of contact with aninfected person, such as "within about 1 m for more than 15 minutes", and whether or not
the persons were wearing masks.
Fukuoka City does not identify close contacts. Those who tested positive should notify
possible close contacts.
The quarantine period for close contacts is 5 full days after the last contact with aninfected person (discontinued on Day 6), but can be discontinued on Day 3 if tested
negative with a pharmaceutical-approved antigen qualitative test kit on Day 2 and Day 3.