1. Fly to Singapore on VTL flights

Entry without quarantine is only valid for passengers taking VTL flights from VTL countries. The VTL flights operated in each VTL country are different. However, not all flights to Singapore are VTL flights and passengers must confirm the flight number. In addition, flight schedules are subject to change.

2. Stay in Singapore and VTL countries 14 days prior to departure

Passengers must not have any travel history outside of Singapore and VTL participating countries within the last 14 days before traveling to Singapore to enjoy VTL flights.

You can visit multiple VTL countries in the same trip and still be eligible for VTL flights. For example, passengers can fly from London to Munich and then from Munich to Singapore.

3. Obtain your vaccination certificate

Travellers should use any vaccine on the World Health Organization (WHO) emergency use list to obtain the Covid-19 vaccine. To be considered fully immunized *, you need two injections of approved vaccine or one injection of Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Note: - approved mixed vaccines are authorized

- the last dose must be completed at least 14 days before arrival in Singapore.

You must provide an English vaccination certificate issued by Singapore or a VTL country. All vaccination certificates must be digitally verifiable (i.e. contain a QR code for verification). For Great Britain: National Health Service COVID Passes issued by the NHS. Before October 19, 2021, only EUDCC from Germany will be accepted.

4. Apply for a Vaccinated Travel Pass (VTP）

Short-term visitors and long-term visa holders should apply for a Vaccinated Travel Pass (VTP) between 7 and 30 days prior to departure for Singapore. Travelers can request a VTP on the ICA website.

5. Two PCR tests are required:

- A PCR test within 48 hours before departure of VTL flights (at your expense. Done with local accreditation bodies)

- A PCR test at Changi Airport upon arrival of VTL flights (own expense, S $ 160. Reservation here)

6. Travel insurance:

Before traveling to Singapore, short-term travellers should also purchase travel insurance, with a minimum coverage of S $ 30,000 for medical and hospital expenses related to COVID-19.

7. Download the TraceTogether application:

Short-term travelers should also download the TraceTogether contact tracing app before entering Singapore and retain app data for 21 days.

8. Prepare for self-isolation for the first 24 hours:

After taking the PCR test at Changi Airport upon arrival, travellers must take private transportation to self-isolation accommodation. The accommodation can be a private house and a hotel as long as it is in a single room with a private bathroom. Travellers should not stop self-isolating until the PCR test result at Changi Airport is negative. The result is usually available within 24 hours.