Travel across the Malaysia-Singapore Causeway will resume April 1. In a press statement, both Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Ismail Sabri and Singapore Prime Minster Lee Hsien Loong said fully vaccinated travellers can travel across the Causeway between Singapore and Malaysia without the need to undergo quarantining or testing, including pre-departure and on-arrival tests.
This follows the reopening of the Malaysia-Singapore vaccinated travel lane (VTL), which was suspended on December 23, for both land and air travel on January 21. With the reopening of the Causeway in full, travellers between Malaysia and Singapore will not have to undergo quarantine but must be fully vaccinated.
The lifting of the travel restriction applies to all categories of travellers and types of land transport, said Sabri in a social media post. Meanwhile, Singapore will reopen its borders to all fully vaccinated travellers from its General Travel Category countries or regions.
A new Vaccinated Travel Framework will take effect in Singapore from April 1 allowing all fully vaccinated travellers from any country or region to enter Singapore quarantine-free. However, this is conditional on travellers not having visited any countries or regions on the republic’s Restricted Category in the past seven days.
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@Roti, don’t get yourself get burn hare. You’re on your own with this comment
Hopefully Sinkie learn from Delta & Omicron, and not be another entry point for new variants to come.
Jadi kenangan pahit dan manis covid-19. 2 tahun+ tinggal disingapore.
Some people might have lost their Touch and Go card or it has expired. This might be messy and cause delay at JB Immigration.
Therefore I suggest that for the first month JB waives the entry charges.
The money Singapore visitors will spend in JB will more than offset the loss of revenue.
Sinkies can buy TnG card from Shoppee or Lazada if expired. No excuses here.
Cannot top up in Singapore and very limited top up stations at immigration. The one at 2nd link already closed for many years.
Can topup at Woodlands checkpoint. Again no excuses.
More concerned about visitors or tourists coming from Communist China since the CCP COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT HAD NEVER BEEN TRANSPARENT ON THE WUHAN VIRUS AND NOW THIS WIHAN VIRUS IS ON THE RAMPAGE in most of the 28 china’s provinces once again on the rise.
Tourism associations should not put greed over the danger caused the spread of the wuhan virus once again by promoting and encouraging Communist China visitors otherwise all business will be affected by lockdown once again endangering livelihood of most malaysian once again.