Singapore is set to scrap counterblockade conditions for completely-vaccinated Indians from November 29 under the Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL). Singapore will begin accepting Vaccinated Travel Pass (VTP) operations from Indian trippers from November 22 The decision to renew counterblockade-free trip was take after conversations between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong According to Singapore’s trip guidelines, passengers from India can skip counterblockade handed they submit evidence of vaccination via an app like CoWin.
Rather, they will be needed to produce a negativepre-departure test taken within two days prior to departure and suffer an on- appearance PCR test, it said Since November 12, India has started recognising vaccination instruments issued by Singapore The Singapore health ministry has also streamlined its public health assessment and will upgrade India to Category 2 from November 19 The Order 2 bracket means that a country either has analogous or lower COVID-19 prevalence rates than Singapore and other VTL countries.
Besides, trippers from Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will be suitable to enter Singapore from December 6, in a farther expansion of the VTL scheme Operations for short- term callers and long- term pass holders will start on November 22 for trippers from India and Indonesia, while trippers from Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and UAE will be suitable to apply from November 29 Returning Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residers who are completely vaccinated won’t need to apply if they’re travelling via the VTL.
