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Updates to Border Measures – Streamlining of Country/Region Classification and other Border Measures
The Singapore Government has announced on 16 February 2022 that with effect of 21 February 2022, 2359 hours (Singapore Time), the following border measures will be applicable: Travel history requirement will be reduced from 14 to 7 days SHN duration will be standardised to 7 days across all country/region categories in view of Omicron’s shorter… Read More
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Corporate Immigration 2021
Magrath Sheldrick Global were delighted to be able to contribute to the Singapore chapter in this years Corporate Immigration 2021. Please use the link below to view the chapter in full. Chapter 17 – Singapore This article was first publishedin the ICLG – Corporate ImmigrationRead More
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Updates to Border Measures in Singapore
Australia Brunei Mainland China New Zealand Taiwan Hong Kong Macau The government also announced these travellers must take an antigen rapid test using self-test kits on the third, seventh and 11th day after arriving in Singapore. Self-test kits can be collected when they arrive at the location of their SHN. Affected travellers who are… Read More
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Extension of stay-home notice to 21 days for travellers from higher-risk places
With effect from 7th May 2021, 11:59pm the stay-home notice (SHN) period will be lengthened to 21 days, up from 14 days for travellers arriving from all countries and regions, except for: Australia Brunei Mainland China New Zealand Taiwan Hong Kong Macau Travellers serving the 21-day SHN will undergo polymerase chain reaction tests on arrival… Read More
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Relaunched Travel Bubble between Singapore and Hong Kong
The scheme will be suspended for two weeks if the seven-day moving average of unlinked Covid-19 cases in either country is more than five. The governments announced that one designated flight carrying a maximum of 200 passengers will be allowed from each side daily, with plans to increase the flights to two per day in… Read More
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Complete Suspension of Incoming Travellers from India
Effective April 23 at 11.59 PM, all long-term pass holders and short-term visitors who have travelled to India within the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore. This includes anyone has received prior approval to enter the country. Individuals with a travel history to India and have not completed… Read More
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