Vaccinated visitors to HK, including from Singapore, to serve shorter quarantine


Travellers who have taken all required doses of the vaccines from low-risk areas will have to serve seven days of mandatory quarantine instead of 14. - AFP

HONG KONG (The Straits Times/ANN): From as early as end-April or early May, fully vaccinated visitors to Hong Kong will have their mandatory quarantine reduced by seven days.

For travellers who have taken all required doses of the vaccines from low-risk areas including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand, mandatory quarantine will be seven days instead of 14.

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