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Singapore to allow travellers from Taiwan to enter from December 18
- Singapore will permit visitors from Taiwan to enter as long as they test negative for Covid-19 at the border
- Visitors must be in Taiwan 14 days before flying to Singapore, and they must download and use Singapore’s tracing app TraceTogether
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Singapore on Friday announced it would lift border restrictions for travellers from Taiwan next week and permit them to visit the country as long as they get a negative result for Covid-19 in a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) test upon arrival.
Visitors can now apply for a single-entry Air Travel Pass (ATP) to enter Singapore from next Friday, the Civil Aviation Authority said, adding that the travellers must be in Taiwan for 14 consecutive days before departure.
Travellers from Taiwan must also download and use Singapore’s contact-tracing app TraceTogether, and continue to keep the app on their phones for two weeks after leaving the city state.
The Civil Aviation Authority said the visitors would be responsible for any coronavirus-related medical treatment while in Singapore.
Singapore has made testing a pillar of its strategy to gradually reopen its borders that have been largely shut for most of 2020.
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