Covid travel news for Singapore

All arrivals in Singapore will face mandatory testing

Following a surge in cases around the globe and the discovery of new strains of Covid-19, Singapore is due to make all travelers take a test for Covid-19 upon arrival into the country. Singapore has become the latest in a string of countries that have made testing on arrival mandatory for entry, with the US enacting a similar policy last week.

Here’s a closer look at who can enter Singapore, the rule that the country is about to introduce for travelers and an overview of the Covid-19 situation in Singapore.

Source: Travel off Path

Updated on January 18, 2021.

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Singapore reopens borders for tourism from select countries

Singapore has announced it will reopen its borders for international tourists from select countries starting on September 1st, 2020.

In an official statement, the Singapore Ministry of Health stated that there are now several countries where the virus is under control.

“We have monitored the situation and assessed that there are several countries/regions where the virus situation is well under control and the risk of importation is low. We will therefore update our border measures accordingly.”

Click here to read which countries are allowed to enter Singapore.

Updated on August 25, 2020.

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Arriving passengers in Singapore need to wear monitoring wristbands

Passengers will have to wear monitoring devices so that authorities can ensure they comply with quarantine rules as the country battles against Covid-19. Read more here.

Updated on August 10, 2020.

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