China's Entry into Singapore in 2020: Latest Regulations on Visa in Singapore.

Recently, Singapore's latest entry policy has lifted the entry restrictions on China tourists, so that passengers from China to Singapore do not need to be isolated, and only need to show their nucleic acid test reports. In this regard, Singapore has also relaxed the corresponding visa policy, which has restored the local tourism industry to some extent.

In line with Singapore's latest visa policy, Singapore reopened its borders and ICA will resume issuing new visas. From 23:59 on June 10, 2020, short-term tourists who need a visa to enter Singapore can apply for a visa through local contacts, Singapore overseas missions or authorized visa agents. Visitors who have obtained valid visas and those who meet the conditions of visa-free transit convenience do not need to apply again.

Singapore has implemented special travel arrangements with some countries/regions to promote the citizens of that country to travel to Singapore while safeguarding public health.

Special countries/regions include: Australia, Brunei, China, Japan, Malaysia, New Zealand, South Korea and Vietnam.

More information about visa application can be found in ICA official website, Singapore Immigration Bureau: https://www.ica.gov.sg/.

The Ministry of Health of Singapore also issued a reminder that holding a visa does not guarantee entry. All short-term tourists must pass through the tourist channel. If they want to arrange through the green channel or the fast channel, they need to obtain entry approval in advance.

In addition to the normal application materials, Singapore needs to obtain one of the following three approval letters after obtaining a visa and before entering Singapore:

(1) Safe Travel Pass (Green Passage)

(2) Air Travel Certificate

(3)ICAApprovalofLetterofEntry

Within 72 hours before entering Singapore, throat swab test (PCR test) and COVID-19 negative test report are required before boarding the plane!

The entry requirement for Singapore is 1. Nucleic acid testing is required to enter Singapore. Applicants need to undergo nucleic acid testing 72 hours before departure, and the results must be negative. Upon arrival, they need to undergo nucleic acid testing again.

2. As the last step before entry, you must fill in the electronic entry card. Complete the electronic entry card, including health declaration, within 3 days before leaving for Singapore. You need to install "Trace" on your mobile phone.

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The latest news of Singapore's entry: The Singapore Tourism Board said through the official Weibo that Singapore will lift the entry restrictions on Chinese mainland tourists from June 6, 2020. Weibo revealed that tourists from Chinese mainland can apply for Air Pass from 20201October 30th (local time) 12: 00.

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Pass), and will enter Singapore in 20201October 6 165438+ after approval. Applicants must have resided in Chinese mainland continuously before entering the country 14 days. Upon arrival, visitors need to receive nucleic acid testing at the airport. Visitors with negative nucleic acid test results can move freely in Singapore without home isolation.

Singapore's tourism recovery According to the Singapore Tourism Board, with the continuous decline of community cases, Singapore has reopened scenic spots and tourist facilities in stages since July, including 42 reopened scenic spots, 223 hotels and 738 tour groups, but large-scale gatherings are still prohibited and bars and nightclubs continue to close. In order to better track cases, Singapore has launched a visitor registration system and used mobile phone applications or portable epidemic prevention equipment. Once a user is diagnosed with COVID-19, relevant departments can find people who have appeared nearby through travel records for further treatment.