The latest entry policy of ASEAN countries in 2020

Recently, many countries began to implement new immigration policies because of the epidemic. Everyone should know this information. Bian Xiao's article today is to sort out the latest immigration policies of some ASEAN countries in recent years.

Except for Brunei citizens and permanent residents, Brunei temporarily banned all tourists who had visited Iran and Italy, China, Hubei Province, Zhejiang Province and Jiangsu Province 14 days before their arrival. Communication personnel from Chinese mainland (except Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu provinces) must be isolated by themselves after arrival 14 days. Visitors from France, Germany, Japan, Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Macao Special Administrative Region, Taiwan Province Province of China, Malaysia (except Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan), Thailand, Britain, the United States and Vietnam must stay for observation 14 days. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Cambodia invites Hubei citizens traveling in Cambodia to contact the Embassy of China in Cambodia as soon as possible and report their personal information. The information should include: name, gender, date of birth, native place, passport number, departure time, return flight, contact number, willingness to return to China, whether there are suspected symptoms of new pneumonia, etc. If you are traveling with a group, it is recommended that the person in charge of the group report uniformly.

Please send the above information to consulate_khm@mfa.gov.cn mailbox truthfully as soon as possible, or call the Consular Protection and Assistance Telephone of the Embassy at 0232 10206 and the Consular Protection and Assistance Telephone of the Consular Office of the Embassy in Siem Reap at 078946 178 for filing. In order to improve the statistical accuracy, please do not repeat the report in two ways. (Source: Embassy of China in Cambodia)

Indonesia has banned China passport holders from entering or transiting Indonesia since February 5th, which also applies to foreigners who have been to China within 14 days. Suspension of visa-on-arrival and visa-free policies for Chinese mainland citizens. From February 28th, all foreigners who traveled to or returned to Indonesia in Chinese mainland 14 days before their arrival in Indonesia will be exempted from the visa-free and landing visa policies. From March 8th, immigrants or tourists who stayed in parts of Iran, Italy and South Korea in the past 14 days are prohibited from entering or transiting Indonesia. Immigrants or travelers from these three countries must prepare health certificates issued by the health authorities of their respective countries. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Since February 2, Laos has suspended the issuance of foreigners' tourist visas at the international ports on the Laos-China border, and the Lao Embassy in China has suspended the issuance of foreigners' outbound tourist visas. Further strengthen the temperature detection measures for people from epidemic countries and regions at the port, and clearly require that people entering Laos from epidemic countries must be quarantined at home 14 days. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Malaysia 1. Citizens from China, Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu are prohibited from entering the country. Regardless of nationality, people who have been to Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu cannot enter Malaysia within 14 days;

All passengers from China and other countries must have their body temperature tested at the international entry point. All passengers who are refused entry will be arranged by their airlines for subsequent return flights;

3. If it does not fall within the above-mentioned restricted entry scope, but the birthplace is Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu, the Malaysian Immigration Bureau has the right to further inquire and check the ticket and release it after confirming that there is no problem. Passengers need to prepare travel information and round-trip air tickets for nearly 2-3 months to travel itinerary for inspection;

4. At present, the Singapore-Malaysia border crossing in Johor, Malaysia has been closed to China citizens. Please change your flight as soon as possible, and you can choose to leave from Johor Bahru Airport or Kuala Lumpur Airport.

5. All residents of Zhejiang and Jiangsu, as well as Hubei residents who were previously prohibited from entering the country, are prohibited from entering Sabah regardless of their visas (including work visas and student visas). ), direct flight or connecting flight; All China tourists with tourist visas are prohibited from entering Sabah, regardless of direct flights or connecting flights; China citizens (except Hubei, Zhejiang and Jiangsu) with long-term residence permits such as Sabah work permit and student visa must be quarantined in China after entering the country 14 days.

6. Sarawak State prohibits all China citizens and foreigners who have visited China in the past 14 days from entering Sarawak. The date of lifting the ban will be announced later. Foreigners holding work visas, study visas and long-term residence permits are excluded, but they must be forced to stay in China for 14 days.

7. Since March 5th, automatic gates and electronic gates at all ports in Malaysia have been temporarily closed, and all passengers have to go through entry and exit formalities through manual counters. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Since February 1, Myanmar has suspended issuing visas on arrival to tourists from China, and will resume as soon as conditions permit. At several airports, including Yangon, Naypyidaw and Mandalay International Airport, health quarantine of passengers coming from or passing through Wuhan has been strengthened. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

The Philippines temporarily prohibits anyone from Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Macao Special Administrative Regions from entering the country, except Filipino citizens and holders of permanent residence visas issued by the Philippine government. The above-mentioned personnel shall be quarantined after entry 14 days. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Singaporeans who leave Chinese mainland, regardless of their nationality, are not allowed to enter or transfer at new places. China citizens who leave from countries or regions outside Chinese mainland and have not visited Chinese mainland within 14 days may transit through Singapore, but they cannot enter the country. New permanent residents and long-term permit holders can enter the country and take the initiative to apply for 14 days holiday. The issuance of all kinds of new visas to China passport holders will be suspended, and the application of previously issued short-term visas and multiple-entry visas and visa transit facilitation measures will be suspended. During this period, holders will not be allowed to enter the country. Those who are restricted from entering Singapore in the above prevention and control measures may apply for entry to the new immigration office if there are special reasons. Since February 7th, the Ministry of Manpower of Singapore has announced that foreign workers (including IPA holders who have been approved in principle) who have visited Chinese mainland in the past 14 days and plan to return to Singapore after 23: 59 on February 8th, 2020 must apply to the Ministry of Manpower three days in advance and be granted entry. Staff members who have visited Hubei Province of China in the past 14 days or who hold passports issued by Hubei Province are temporarily not allowed to enter Singapore until further notice from the Ministry of Manpower. From March 4th 1 1: 59, passengers who have been to Iran, northern Italy and South Korea in the past 14 days are not allowed to enter or transit Singapore. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

Thailand has installed infrared thermometers at airports such as Suvarnabhumi, Don Mueang, Chiang Mai and Phuket to strengthen the quarantine of tourists from China, especially those who fly directly from Wuhan to Thailand, and isolate those who have fever or other suspected novel coronavirus symptoms. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

China citizens and citizens of third countries travel, work, operate, study abroad and visit relatives in China (that is, holding DL, L? , DN, DH, VR, etc. ). Those who go to Vietnam for diplomatic or official purposes can enter Vietnam normally if they meet the entry requirements through port physical examination. China citizens can enter the country normally if they leave the country or region without epidemic 14 days without staying in China. Strictly implement health declaration and medical isolation for entry personnel from epidemic areas (China, Korean, Italian and Iranian). Since March 7, a health declaration system has been implemented for all inbound passengers. In addition to filling in the paper declaration form, you need to log on to the website (www.suckhoetoandan.vn/khaiyte) for online reporting. (Source: National Immigration Bureau)

This information is the latest entry policy of ASEAN countries compiled by Bian Xiao. Do you remember? Recently, because of the epidemic, let's stay at home!