202 1 latest entry regulations in Singapore

20021At the beginning of the new year, the latest situation of the global COVID-19 epidemic has also been widely concerned. Due to the influence of climate and mutant strains, the entry control of various countries is also being adjusted at any time. Enter Singapore, announce the latest entry regulations, prohibit visitors to South Africa from entering the country, and strengthen entry quarantine measures.

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Singapore's latest entry regulations On the afternoon of June 65438+1 October1,the Ministry of Health of Singapore said that a more infectious strain of COVID-19 virus had been found in South Africa. In order to reduce the risk of infection in Singapore, the Singapore government will implement border control on South African tourists. 1from 0: 59 pm on October 3rd 165438+ Passengers who have been traveling in South Africa for 4 days before entry/kloc-0 will be temporarily prohibited from entering or transferring.

As for Singapore citizens and permanent residents returning from South Africa, they will be tested for nucleic acid upon arrival and quarantined for 14 days. Prior to this, immigrants who went to South Africa in the past 14 days must be isolated in designated facilities 14 days. Non-Singapore citizens or permanent residents are also required to undergo a nucleic acid test 72 hours before leaving the country and submit a negative test certificate before being allowed to enter the country.

Singapore entry process 1. According to the regulations of the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, all short-term visitors to Singapore need to apply for an air pass. You can apply 7-30 days before entering Singapore.

There is no charge for applying for an air pass, and the approval time is about 3 working days. Each air pass is valid for 8 days, and each air pass can only be used once. There is no limit to the number of applications per person.

2. Applicants who apply for a Singapore visa can apply for a Singapore visa through designated institutions, Singapore consulates overseas or local sponsors in Singapore. If you already have a Singapore tourist visa and it is still valid, you don't need to apply again.

The specific number of days to stay in Singapore depends on the on-site issuance of immigration officials, usually 30 days, but there are also 7/ 14/28 days.

3. Before entering Singapore, you need to go through the Immigration Bureau of official website and Singapore to declare entry, and submit personal health information, hotels and other information. So remember to download and install the Singapore "reasonable tracking" APP on your mobile phone in advance and enter the relevant information (children under 12 don't need to download it). And book a hotel in advance 1-2 nights to wait for the nucleic acid test results.

4. When entering Singapore, you must bring your aviation license, travel visa and mobile phone with "Joint Tracking" APP, and you must show them. After arriving in Singapore, the next step is nucleic acid testing. You must have a throat swab nucleic acid test at the airport. The cost is S $300, so you have to bear it yourself. Under the age of 02, 65438+ does not need to take the test.

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Answer 1 to all questions about entering Singapore. When entering Singapore from China, do I have to do the test in China before boarding the plane or in Singapore after entering the country? A: All Singaporeans who entered the country must have stayed in Chinese mainland for 65,438+04 days in the past, that is, there is no need for nucleic acid testing before departure (in principle, it applies to passengers holding air passes, long-term permits or approval letters). )

However, it should be noted that within 72 hours before the departure of Singapore's inbound flights, passengers on the Singapore express still need to undergo COVID-19 PCR nucleic acid testing, and the negative results of nucleic acid testing are reported to the airport counter for check-in.

Although nucleic acid testing is not required before boarding, all passengers must take a direct flight from Chinese mainland to Singapore.

Although testing is not required before departure, all passengers entering Singapore need to be tested at the airport after entry (excluding/kloc-children aged 0/2 and below), and please make an appointment in advance for COVID-19 nucleic acid testing after arrival in Singapore and pay the fee (please refer to the website of ICA Singapore for details). If payment is not made in advance, the entry formalities will be delayed upon arrival in Singapore.

2. I have a work permit/family permit/student permit/long-term permit. Can I enter Singapore directly? A: No! Compared with citizens and PR entering Singapore, the entry process for holders of long-term visas, work permits and student permits is relatively complicated! Everyone must apply for an entry approval letter! Holders of different permits or approvals in principle (IPA) need to apply for entry permits from different departments.

Long-term visa holder

Long-term Visit Permit (LTVP) holders, including those who hold the Letter of Approval in Principle (IPA), must obtain the approval of Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

For details, please click the website: https://safetravel.ica.gov.sg/scpr-family-ties-lane/overview.

Student id card holder

Holders of the Student Pass (STP), including those who hold the Letter of Approval in Principle (IPA) issued by ICA, need to apply to the Ministry of Education for temporary permission.

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For details, please click on the website: https://safetravel.ica.gov.sg/stpl/overview.

Work permit holder

Work permit holders, including the family members of work permit holders (DP permit holders) or those who hold the Letter of Approval in Principle (IPA), must obtain the approval from the Ministry of Human Resources (MOM) of Singapore.

For details, please click the website: https://www. mom. gov. SG/ coronavirus pneumonia-19/requirements-to-bringing-pass-holders-into-Singapore.

Remind everyone that if you have already bought a plane ticket or have plans to go to Singapore, you must start to apply for entry permit two weeks in advance to avoid delaying your trip.

3. I am a citizen /PR. Do I need to apply to enter Singapore? A: No! When Singapore citizens or PR enter Singapore, they need to buy air tickets and get passports. Of course, PR must print his own Reentry Permit (REP) and carry it with him.

In addition, all passengers who want to enter Singapore must submit an electronic health declaration form (eHDC) before boarding the plane. Singapore citizens and PR also need to submit electronic health declaration forms. You can fill in and submit it 3 days before entering Singapore.

You can submit an electronic health declaration form (eHDC) on the website of https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard:.

Download the TraceTogether application and register for activation.

4. What should I do if I download the "Joint Tracking" APP but can't activate the registration? A: All passengers entering Singapore must download and activate the "TraceTogether" application before boarding the plane (except/kloc-children aged 0/2 and below).

According to know-it-all, this step stumped many small partners, because it is impossible to register and activate the "joint tracking" APP in China.

Here's a little trick for you. If your network can't register and activate this APP, I suggest you use VPN. Some VPN software can be tried for 7 days for free, and it can be registered and activated without spending money. If you have a mobile phone card from Singapore, you can also carry it with you. After the plane landed at Changi Airport, insert the card into the mobile phone immediately, and then register for activation.

In addition, I remind you that you need to activate the "TraceTogether" application when you enter Singapore, and keep it open during your stay in Singapore. If passengers need to leave the country, do not delete the software within 14 days after leaving the country.

5. Do I need to be quarantined for 7 days after entering Singapore? A: There is no need to isolate for seven days! However, after all passengers successfully arrive in Singapore, they need to undergo nucleic acid testing at Singapore Changi Airport./kloc-Passengers aged 0/2 and under do not need to be tested.

Before the nucleic acid test result is confirmed to be negative, passengers must undergo quarantine inspection at their place of residence, and relevant departments will also go to check to ensure that passengers strictly abide by the quarantine regulations.

After receiving the notification that the nucleic acid test result is negative, everyone can carry out free activities in Singapore. Nucleic acid test results are generally issued within 12 hours, and the longest is no more than 48 hours.

6. Do you want to go home when you get off the plane? Can I take the subway or bus? A: There will be no unified pick-up! You can't take public transportation such as subway and bus! You must take private transportation, taxi or internet car from the airport to the declared residence.

7. Can I apply for a tourist visa now? What should I pay attention to when entering the country with a tourist visa? A: You can now apply for a short-term visa to enter Singapore. In order to enter Singapore on a short-term visa, in addition to filling out the electronic health declaration form, you must also download the registration and activation joint tracking APP, and the following matters need to be noted.

Applicants can apply for visas through travel agencies, Singapore consulates overseas or local sponsors in Singapore. If you already have a Singapore tourist visa and the visa is valid, you don't need to apply again.

Another thing that can't be ignored is to apply for AirTravelPass.

If you are not at ease, you can apply for an air pass before applying for a visa.

Passengers applying for a single-entry air permit must apply within 7 to 30 natural days before they intend to enter Singapore. The approval time for air pass application is 3 working days. It is recommended that you reserve enough time for the application process when booking air tickets.

Application website: https://capels.caas.gov.sg/atp

In addition, don't forget to use the Singapore Entry Card Electronic Service System (SGArrival) within three days before your trip.

Card) fill in the electronic entry card, and now the paper entry card is no longer used! Passengers who enter Singapore on a short-term visa must hold a round-trip air ticket (except in principle for IPA holders).

8. Who can apply for fast track? How to apply? A: Six provinces and cities in Singapore and Chinese mainland (Chongqing, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Tianjin and Zhejiang) have set up fast track to facilitate the necessary business and official exchanges between the two countries.

Passengers from the above six provinces and cities in Chinese mainland who travel to Singapore can apply for a "Safe Travel Card" from the Singapore regulatory authorities through the Singapore government agency responsible for reception or the reception enterprises in Singapore.

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Click: https://www.mfa.gov.sg/newsroom/press-statements-transcripts-and-photos/2020/06/20200603-SG-China-fast-lane-essential-travelt for details.

9. How to declare health before entry? How long is the declaration in advance? A: All passengers must pass through Singapore Entry Card Electronic Service System (SGArrival) within three days before arriving in Singapore.

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Warm reminder: In view of the current aggravation of the coronavirus epidemic in South Korea, Singapore will tighten its border policy on South Korea's entry. From the afternoon of February 26th, 1 1: 59, people who enter Singapore from South Korea must go to the designated facilities to fulfill their home notice 14 days.

All immigrants who have been to South Korea within 0/4 days before entering the country must abide by this latest policy, including local tourists returning home through the reciprocal green channel.

Immigrants from Hong Kong, Fiji, Sri Lanka and Thailand can still choose to fulfill the notice of return home in their own residence 14 days as long as they have never been to Australia, Brunei, Macau, Chinese mainland, New Zealand, Taiwan Province Province or other countries or regions outside Vietnam and live alone or with people who have to fulfill the notice of return home.