Singapore lifted entry restrictions on China tourists who were not quarantined.

Since the spread of COVID-19 epidemic, all countries have very strict restrictions on entry. At present, the control of the epidemic in some countries is relatively stable. It is reported that Singapore has announced that it will lift the entry restrictions on China tourists as before and can fly directly to Singapore. You only need to show the nucleic acid test certificate, and you don't need isolation.

Singapore cancels entry restrictions for China tourists.

On June 6th, the entry restriction of Chinese mainland tourists was lifted, 165438, and tourism between the two places was resumed. In COVID-19, passengers with negative test results do not need to be quarantined upon arrival.

According to the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore, starting from1October 30th 10, Chinese mainland tourists can start to apply for air passes, so that they can enter Singapore smoothly after the entry restrictions are lifted. Before departure, passengers must stay in Chinese mainland for at least 14 days and can only take direct flights to Singapore.

According to the Singapore Civil Aviation Authority, Chinese mainland was included in the list of lifting entry restrictions because it has a perfect public health monitoring system and successfully controlled the spread of the COVID-19 epidemic, so the risk of importing the epidemic is very low.

The latest news of Singapore's entry

According to the Civil Aviation Administration, passengers from Chinese mainland and Victoria can apply for air travel passes from 30th and enter Singapore on or after midnight on1October 6th. Applicants must stay in China or Australian cities only in the past 14 days.

Singapore had previously announced that tourists from New Zealand, Brunei, Vietnam and Australia (except Victoria) had negative test results when they entered Singapore, and there was no need to isolate them.

Entry restrictions in Thailand

Earlier, Thailand had indicated that it was negotiating with China to establish a tourist route that would not be isolated. China tourists will be replaced by virus detection and tracking software, instead of being forcibly quarantined. On the 20th, Thailand welcomed the first batch of international tourists, including 39 from China.