The latest regulations on transit in Singapore and the latest news on transit back to China in November

Recently, Singapore’s immigration policy has been relaxed for China. This is very good news for many people. Therefore, many friends want to transfer in Singapore and return to China or study abroad. . Let’s take a look at the latest news about Singapore’s transit entry regulations. The latest entry policy in Singapore

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore announced on October 29 that it will lift entry restrictions on passengers from mainland China from November 6 and resume tourism activities between the two places. Passengers who are negative do not need to quarantine upon arrival.

Starting from October 30, mainland Chinese passengers can start applying for air passes. Passengers must stay in mainland China for at least 14 consecutive days before departure and can only take direct flights to Singapore.

At the same time, Japan announced that it has lifted the suspension of travel warnings for 9 countries and regions including China, South Korea, Vietnam, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, New Zealand, and Brunei, and excluded these countries and regions from the Other than "countries to which entry is generally refused". The level of infectious disease risk information for these areas has also been lowered from level 3 to level 2. The latest regulations for transit in Singapore

Passengers who test negative do not need to quarantine upon arrival

The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore announced that starting today, passengers from China and Victoria can start applying for air travel passes (AirTravel

Pass), enter Singapore on or after midnight on the 6th. Applicants must have only stayed in cities in China or Australia in the past 14 days. Including New Zealand, Vietnam and Brunei, which have previously enjoyed the same entry treatment, our country currently only allows short-term visitors from five countries to enter.

Visitor applications must be made between 7-30 days before the scheduled date of entry into Singapore. The approval time is about 3 working days, the application fee is free, and the air pass is only valid for 8 days. Relevant regulations

According to the regulations, if the passenger is flying Singapore Airlines, SilkAir or Scoot and connecting via the same airline, the passenger can travel between Australia and Asia, Europe and New Zealand travel between certain regions.

However, you cannot transit through Singapore on flights operated by other airlines.

However, the Singapore Airlines mentioned above is currently temporarily suspending flights to China, so there is no flight back to China through this method.

The Chinese Embassy in Singapore also promulgated new regulations on "double negative certificates" on November 3, which means that two certificates are also required for departure from Singapore.

However, after Singapore fully opens its borders to Australia, Chinese people who want to return home may consider entering Singapore for dual testing first, and then purchase a separate return ticket to return home.

In addition, Singapore has also opened its borders to mainland China. Chinese who want to return to Australia may be able to return through this method if they meet the qualifications to enter Australia and cannot buy direct flights. Australia.

However, the details of the current policy are still not completely determined. Chinese who want to "return to China" or "return to Australia" in this way should still proceed with caution. Warm reminder

1. The Singapore border is open to Australia only for Australian citizens and PR;

2. You need to apply for a travel pass to enter Singapore from Australia, and it is only for short-term travel, and you need to apply for it The person has lived in Australia for at least 14 days before entering Singapore;

3. It is still unclear whether temporary visa holders may apply for a Singapore visa to enter Singapore from Australia;

4. Long-term residents still need to obtain exemption approval to enter Singapore;

5. At present, PR and Australian citizens still need to apply for exemption when leaving the country. Notes before entry

1) Download the Heli Tracking app

Download URL: Necessary conditions for applying for EmploymentPass (EP)

1. Be employed by a company in Singapore, or Set up a company for self-employment.

2. The monthly fixed salary is S$3,900 and above.

3. Bachelor degree or above, and the diploma is recognized by Singapore.

4. If you have a college degree plus work experience, or a vocational skills certificate, you can try to apply.