Taiwan is planning to end its quarantine requirement

Taiwan has been one of the few places in the world that has held on to a quarantine for all arrivals throughout the course of the pandemic.

The expected date for the end of quarantine is October 13. Taiwan announced that the citizens from Canada U.S and the countries in Europe could once again visit Taiwan without visa. Arrivals are allowed to quarantine at home and to do so for straight three days then, they must follow up with four days of self-health management, which means they should continue to monitor their temperature and not to go to restaurants.

Hong Kong has plans to end mandatory hotel quarantine for arrivals in October, but not yet officially announced. This city once had 21 days of quarantine but currently travellers have to isolate themselves in a hotel for three days. China, which has a different quarantine requirement than Hong Kong, still requires 10 days of quarantine for arrivals.

Officials with the CECC in charge of the pandemic response announced, “We are planning to change the quarantine time to seven days of self-health monitoring. But the change is dependent on the pandemic situation in Taiwan over the next week.”_AP news

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