Singapore to allow travel to Brunei and New Zealand, stay-home notice for Malaysians shortened to seven days


The stay-home notice duration will be cut from 14 to seven days for travellers from low risk places including Malaysia, China and Vietnam.- ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore will allow general travel to Brunei and New Zealand, as well as for students studying overseas from Sept 1.

However, those intending to visit Brunei and New Zealand are advised to check the entry requirements imposed by these countries, and take the necessary precautionary measures, the multi-ministry task force tackling Covid-19 said on Friday (Aug 21).

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