Singapore's latest immigration policy which countries do not need isolation?

Affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, countries have tightened their immigration policies, strictly managed the entry personnel, and adjusted their policies at any time with the changes of the epidemic situation in various countries. At present, Singapore has introduced new entry management regulations, which do not need to isolate entry personnel from Brunei and New Zealand, and open travel, shortening the isolation time for entry personnel from China to seven days.

The latest entry policies come from Chinese mainland, Macau, Taiwan Province Province, Viet Nam, Malaysia and Australia (excluding Victoria).

Passengers entering Singapore will not have to go to the designated facilities for isolation, but can stay at home to fulfill the home notice. The period of compulsory isolation will be reduced from 14 days to 7 days, and they will be examined for coronary heart disease before the end of isolation.

Visitors from other countries still have to fulfill the home notice at the designated facilities and have a coronary heart disease test before the end of the quarantine. At present, the current travel restrictions are still valid.

In addition, starting from September 1, people who entered Singapore from Brunei and New Zealand can take the coronary heart disease test directly after arriving in Singapore if they stayed there for 14 days before entering Singapore. If the result is negative, they will no longer be forced to isolate.

However, these passengers must apply for Air Pass (ATP) within 7-30 days before entering Singapore. The Ministry of Communications will announce the details of the permit application next week.

If the immigrants are Singapore citizens, permanent residents and holders of long-term documents, they do not need to apply for air passes, and they will also be exempted from compulsory isolation after the coronary heart disease test is negative.

Policy change 1. It can be seen from this round of adjustment that the border control of low-risk countries and regions has been relaxed, including two aspects. First, the entry restrictions for tourists from Brunei and New Zealand have been relaxed, and there is no need for isolation after entry, allowing nationals to travel to Brunei and New Zealand; Second, the SHN for inbound tourists from Australia (except Victoria), Macau SAR, Chinese mainland, Taiwan Province Province, Viet Nam and Malaysia has been shortened from 14 days to 7 days, which can be implemented in their own places of residence without the need for a designated place.

2. According to the epidemic situation in various countries and regions, this list has been adjusted several times. This adjustment has added Malaysia. Korea, which was on the list before, was deleted. In other words, passengers entering Singapore from South Korea must continue to carry out the 14-day return notice, and they must do it at the designated place, not at their own residence. The epidemic in South Korea's capital region is spreading rapidly. On August 2 1 day, South Korean President Moon Jae in said, "This is the biggest crisis facing South Korea since the outbreak of coronary heart disease". Obviously, South Korea has not encountered a "low risk of infection".

At the same time, since September, Singapore has allowed Tai Chi and outdoor sports classes to be held in * * * space.

Further reading-New Zealand Immigration Regulations A spokesman for the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade told Asia News yesterday (August 22) that New Zealand has received news and is very grateful to Singapore for its trust in controlling the epidemic, but New Zealand has not changed its policy at present and Singaporean nationals are not allowed to enter New Zealand.

At present, only New Zealand citizens or residents can enter New Zealand without approval. Other access conditions are as follows:

1. Spouses or children of New Zealand citizens or residents holding relevant family visas.

2. Diplomats working in New Zealand.

3. visas specially approved by the new Zealand government for some important tasks.

Those who meet these three conditions must also submit an application to Immigration New Zealand (INZ) and get approval before entering the country.