Singapore Latest Travel Updates – March 2022

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As covid cases continue to decline, Singapore continues to lead the region in reopening its borders with new VTLs and reduced restrictions. To get more details and route-specific information, visit Covid Entry Check.

What’s New? 

New VTLs with Hong Kong, Philippines and Israel, as well as previously deferred VTLs with Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), launched on February 22.

Singapore launched its very first Sea-VTL with Batam and Bintan on February 25.

Travellers no longer have to take an on-arrival PCR test, this will be replaced with a supervised antigen rapid test (ART) within 24 hours of their arrival. 

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a test to enter? 

General arrivals will need a negative Covid-19 test to enter, however, this will also depend on your country of origin and vaccination status.

Will I need to quarantine when I arrive? 

General arrivals will need to quarantine upon arrival, however, the duration will depend on your country of origin and vaccination status.

Good to know:

Singapore’s mask mandate

All persons older than 5 years old must wear a mask when out in public. 

Social distancing

There are current restrictions on social gatherings with a maximum group size of up to 5 persons. 

Getting around

All of Singapore’s public transportation systems are operational, please note that you must wear a mask at all times.

Contact Tracing

All travellers will be required to install and activate TraceTogether app on their devices or obtain a TraceTogether token while in Singapore.