See Vaccination rules for the latest resources. County-level data can be found in the Oregon COVID-19 update. Adjusted alert level 2 was in effect from September 13 to 30, 2021. Companies must continue to comply with all applicable federal or state laws, rules, and regulations, as well as local ordinances. 62. (1) The sale of spirits-(a) by an establishment licensed for off-site consumption is permitted only from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday to Friday, except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays; and (b) on-site consumption permitted by an authorized facility until 10:00 p.m. (6) It is a criminal offence to sell and consume alcohol in contravention of regulations (1) and (3). 4. The driver, owner or operator of public transport shall not allow persons who are not wearing a protective mask to board or be transported on a means of public transport owned or operated by the driver, owner or operator. In addition, those who receive negative results from all COVID-19 tests taken on the third, sixth and tenth days after entering Japan may leave the facilities, but must remain in places such as their own residence for the remaining 14-day period after entering Japan. (8) Every employer shall, Take measures to promote physical distancing of workers, including, (a) allowing workers to work from home or minimizing the need for workers to be physically present in the workplace; (b) provide adequate space; (c) restrict face-to-face meetings; (d) make special arrangements for employees with known or disclosed medical conditions or comorbidities or other medical conditions; which may put these employees at higher risk of complications or death if they are infected with COVID-19; and special measures for employees over the age of 60 who are at higher risk of complications or death if infected with COVID-19.

(4) The member of the Cabinet responsible for human settlements shall, after consultation with the rental housing courts, instruct on the dissemination of information on how the courts will conduct their proceedings during the national state of disaster, including, but not limited to: (a) how the courts facilitate prompt access to an injured person; and (b) the convening of remote hearings or hearings at an appropriate location. 14. Where an unlawful assembly takes place, the enforcement officer shall: (a) order the persons to disperse immediately; and (b) if persons refuse to disperse, take appropriate measures, which may include, subject to the Criminal Procedure Act 1977 (Act No. 51 of 1977), the arrest and detention of a person at the assembly. (To find translated versions of these health guidelines in Amharic, Chinese, French, Korean, Spanish, and Vietnamese, please see coronavirus.dc.gov/translated.) 53. (1) Every person shall (a) wear a face mask when attending an assembly and limit exposure to COVID-19;(b) comply with all health protocols;(c) maintain a distance of at least one and a half metres from each other;(d) observe the curfew set out in Rule 50; and (e) comply with all other health protocols and social distancing measures set out in the instructions of the relevant Cabinet member, after consultation with the member of Cabinet responsible for health. From 19. As of March 2021, all travelers, including Japanese nationals, must present a negative test result certificate upon entry into Japan, taken within 72 hours prior to departure from the country/region where travelers are staying. Those who do not provide a negative test result certificate will be denied entry to Japan in accordance with the quarantine law. Please contact the Japanese embassies or consulates or consulate if it is really difficult to get the negative test result certificate.

As of January 8, 2021, all persons entering, re-entering or returning to Japan (including Japanese nationals) must also take a COVID-19 test upon arrival, whether or not they are entering from countries/regions designated as denied entry to Japan. Then they are obliged to stay for 14 days in a place determined by the head of the quarantine station (own residence, etc.) and refrain from public transport. From January 14, 2021 until further notice, all Japanese and foreign citizens with residency status must also agree not to use public transportation for 14 days and quarantine at home or other designated areas for 14 days, keep location data and make it available to health centers or other institutions. on request. (If separate quarantine measures are to be taken, these must also be promised.) You must sign and submit the written undertaking (PDF) upon entry into Japan. If they are violated, they may be detained under the Quarantine Act, and the following applies: (i.) For Japanese nationals, names and other information that helps prevent the spread of infection may be made public. (ii.) In the case of foreigners with resident status, names, nationalities and other information that helps prevent the spread of infection may be published. They may also be subject to withdrawal of residency status and deportation proceedings under the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act. Those who do not submit the “written undertaking” are requested to stay for 14 days in a place designated by the head of the quarantine station (only in accommodation reserved by the quarantine office). 5. The organiser of a religious, religious, social, political or cultural assembly shall ensure that the limit on the number of persons attending such a meeting laid down in paragraph 4 is respected.

Foreign nationals who are eligible to enter Japan as such under special exceptional circumstances must apply for a visa at Japanese embassies, consulates or consulates (for Taiwan, Taipei Kaohsiung offices of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association (hereinafter referred to as “Japanese overseas facilities”) in your country/region. Below is an extract from the alert level 2 regulation (Official Journal 45156 of 12 September 2021). As regards visas already issued under the Business Track or Residence Track and visas issued on the basis of the new border control measures (4) (see note 2 to Article 1), the validity of these visas has been suspended from 00:00 (JST) for the time being following the announcement made by the Japanese Government on 13 January. 2021. Taking into account elements such as knowledge of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus (B.1.1.529), the epidemic situation in each country/region, the risk assessment of the current situation of the COVID-19 influx in Japan and the effectiveness of vaccination, among others, as well as a comprehensive assessment of the risks of coronavirus influx from each country/region, the following countries/regions are designated as countries/regions in response to the Omicron variant coronavirus (B.1.1.529) denoted; FORM 7 AUTHORIZATION TO TRAVEL FOR THE PROVISION OF A SERVICE (see Official Gazette 45156 of 12. September 2021) OHA is making these documents available in multiple languages as part of our equity-focused response to COVID-19. In case of changes, the English versions may be updated before the translated versions. Please check the data in these documents to ensure that you have the latest version. If there are differences between English and any other language, the English version will be the official version.

For more information on refusal of establishment to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (multilingual version), see Refusal of authorization to receive to prevent the spread of COVID-19. (Note 1) The countries and regions concerned by the measures are designated and confirmed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Health, Labour and Social Affairs. The designation shall be duly announced.