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Singapore has joined the growing roster of nations to ease Covid entry restrictions. With infection rates stabilising, the southeast Asian hub is removing the requirement for vaccinated travellers to take a pre-arrival test, whilst limits on group sizes and safe distancing are also being scrapped, as from tomorrow.
The relaxation comes as daily infection numbers continue to fall and have stabilised, giving the government the ability to proceed with further easing of community and travel measures.
Singapore’s alert level is also been lowered for the first time since the pandemic started. The Disease Outbreak Response System Condition (Dorscon) level, which indicates the current disease situation, will also be moved from orange to yellow from Tuesday.
However many of the restrictions will remain in place for non-vaccinated individuals. And the mandatory wearing of face masks in indoor public settings and on public transport will continue.
This comes as daily infection numbers continue to fall and have stabilised, giving the Government the confidence to proceed with further easing of community and travel measures, said the Ministry of Health (MOH).
