JAPAN PRE-ENTRY TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING(JPETS)
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1. JPETS Screening - Tuberculosis Screening Before Entering Japan
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The tuberculosis screening test required before entering Japan (JPETS) is a mandatory procedure for citizens of certain countries who intend to enter and stay in Japan for a medium- to long-term period. Applicants must provide documentation proving that they do not have tuberculosis, based on medical examinations such as a chest X-ray, conducted at an approved medical facility prior to arrival in Japan.
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DYM Medical Center Vietnam is an approved medical facility licensed by the Ministry of Health of Japan to perform examinations and issue health certificates for individuals requiring tuberculosis screening prior to entering Japan. Our team of doctors and medical staff is ready to provide clear and detailed guidance to help customers complete all necessary procedures and ensure a smooth and timely entry into Japan.

2. Tuberculosis screening procedure
(*1) Countries whose tourists visiting Japan include many people who have had tuberculosis.
(*2) Those staying for more than 3 months for purposes such as study or work.
(*3) Designated by the Government of Japan.
See more at: Official website in Japan
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- Corporate health check-up
- Dental Checkup Package
- Pediatric Examination Package
- Work Permit Examination Package - Work Permit Supplement
- Pre-wedding health check-up
- Obstetrics and Gynecology Package
- Cancer Screening Package
- Health check-up for individuals
- Japan pre-entry Tuberculosis Screening(Jpets)
- Food Handler package
- Medical examination for labor export to Japan
- Medical examination for specific skills to work in Japan (Tokutei)
Services
Affordable pricing, professional service
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JPETS Sceening
1.350.000 VNĐ
In accordance with Japan’s TB screening requirements for entry,
some customers may be requested to undergo additional tests such as
a Sputum Test or Quantiferon Test at specialized hospitals.

Please note that the above fee is for reference purposes only and may vary depending on the hospital’s policy
at the time of testing.
- Price
- VNĐ
PROCEDURE
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Payment
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