NATIONS | CAMBODIA | SINGAPORE | INDONESIA | VIETNAM | THAILAND | MALAYSIA |
Entry requirements | No restriction. | All passengers including Singapore citizens and permanent residents are allowed to enter Singapore if they meet the following requirements: • Children from 12 years of age and below are allowed to enter Singapore whether they have been vaccinated against Covid-19 or not. • Children from 13 years old and above and adults who have had the full dose of the World Health Organization EUL vaccine. • To be prepared for entering, passengers note the following requirements: • All passengers need to complete SG Arrival Card to submit the health declaration and travel record within 3 days prior to arrival in Singapore here. |
Fully vaccinated or not vaccinated are allowed to enter. Passengers note: • All kinds of vaccinations are accepted by Indonesian government; • Passengers are required to have the last dose at least 14 days before the flight departure date; • Passengers who receive at least 2 doses of vaccination are considered to be fully vaccinated. |
May 15, temporarily suspend pre-entry SARS-CoV-2 test requirements. No requirement for quarantine. |
No restriction. |
Non-Malaysians don’t need an approval form to enter. NOTE: who transit in Malaysia and make flights to China will not be allowed to enter. |
Transit information | PCR test is no longer required to enter Indonesia if travelers are fully vaccinated. | To transit at Thailand, passengers need to have all flights booked on one ticket and the baggage checked through to the final destination. | No require to test before entering to Malaysia https://mysafetravel.gov.my |
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Quarantine regulations | No requirement |
-Positive case: 7 days quarantine -Negative case:no quarantine (Source https://blog.wego.com/malaysia-travel-restrictions-and-quarantine-requirements/) – Malaysia-approved vaccineshttps://covid19.trackvaccines.org/country/malaysia/ |
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Health declaration | Download “MySejahtera” to fill in online form first before entering Guiding here |
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Health insurance |
No longer required | No need | No need from 1 May 2022 |
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