Hong Kong to reduce quarantine for low-risk countries, including Singapore

By TIN Media | Asean News Published 2 years ago on 1 April 2021
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HONGKONG:

Hong Kong will shorten the mandatory quarantine period from 21 days to 14 days for travellers coming from low-risk areas including Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.

Vaccinated visitors from medium-risk areas will also only need serve a 14-day quarantine, officials said at a briefing on Monday (March 29). Both groups of travellers will be required to undergo an additional seven days of self-observation.

Meanwhile, Hong Kong and Singapore has resumed discussions for the establishment of a two-way travel bubble. According to a South China Morning Post report, the city is also looking to forge similar agreements with Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and South Korea.


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