Scam websites charge travellers as much as S$100 for help in SG Arrival Card submission


Passengers arriving from Amsterdam get their bags at Changi Airport in Singapore. All travellers must include their health declaration in their application as part of ICA’s border control measures. — AFP

SINGAPORE: Websites offering to assist travellers with their submission for the SG Arrival Card – which they need to enter Singapore – have been popping up, the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) told The Straits Times.

All travellers, including Singaporeans, must include their health declaration, among other requirements, in their submission, as part of ICA’s border control measures in response to the pandemic.

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