Checklist for Fully Vaccinated Travellers & Children 12 and Below by Year of Birth

Instructions before use:

This checklist is for all travellers, including Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents, entering Singapore from any country/region via air, land, or sea, and are:

1. Fully vaccinated with WHO EUL COVID-19 vaccines;* OR
2. Born on or after 1 Jan 2010 (i.e. aged 12 and below by year of birth), regardless of vaccination status

Travellers transiting in Singapore to another destination without clearing immigration should refer to the “Transiting through Singapore” page for information.

Travellers born on or before 31 Dec 2009 who are medically ineligible for vaccination, not vaccinated or have recovered from COVID-19 without taking the minimum required WHO EUL vaccines are considered non-fully vaccinated and should refer to the checklist for non-fully vaccinated travellers instead.

*To be considered fully vaccinated, travellers must have taken minimally one dose of CanSinoBIO/Convidecia or Janssen/J&J, or minimally 2 doses of AstraZeneca, Covaxin, Moderna/Spikevax, Covishield, Novavax/Covovax/Nuvaxovid, Pfizer/BioNTech/COMIRNATY, Sinovac or Sinopharm. Mixed doses and boosters using these WHO EUL vaccines, and one vaccination dose after a COVID-19 infection are also acceptable. Boosters are not necessary for entry. For full definition of acceptable vaccinations and dose intervals for entry to Singapore, refer to this page.

If you are born on or before 31 Dec 2009 (i.e. aged 13 and above by year of birth), ensure that you have the necessary proof of COVID-19 vaccination for pre-boarding and immigration checks.

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All travellers who have travel history to countries/regions in Africa and Latin America with Yellow Fever Risk must obtain a Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate. Travellers who do not have a valid Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate, including children 1 year old and below and travellers who are medically ineligible for the vaccination, will be subject to 6 days quarantine on arrival or turned away from Singapore.

The following types of travellers must prepare the additional documents below if necessary, for pre-boarding and immigration clearance. Visitors must also ensure that your passport is valid for at least 6 months.

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Defer your travels if you have experienced the onset of any COVID-19 symptoms in the last 7 days before departure. This may include fever, cough, runny nose, sore throat, loss of taste or smell.

Otherwise, complete your SG Arrival Card (SGAC) up to 3 days before your arrival in Singapore. The SG arrival card (SGAC) is a simple and free arrival declaration of your travel and health details. You are exempted from submitting your SGAC if you are a Singapore Citizen, Permanent Resident or Long-Term Pass Holder arriving by Land.

Upon the completion of your SGAC, you will receive an email acknowledgement which you can present for smoother pre-boarding and immigration checks.

All travellers are encouraged to use the automated clearance gates if they are eligible.

Passports will no longer be stamped at immigration. Foreign short-term visitors will be sent an e-Pass (i.e. Visit Pass) via email after clearing arrival immigration, stating the period of stay granted. The e-Pass will be sent to the email address indicated in the SGAC submission. Travellers who did not receive their e-Pass after immigration clearance may retrieve their e-Pass using this e-service, using the DE Number found in their SGAC acknowledgement email.

If you are symptomatic on arrival, you may be directed to take a COVID-19 test or be subject to other requirements as instructed by officers. Each Antigen Rapid Test (ART) administered will cost S$30, while each COVID-19 Polymerase Chain Reaction Test (PCR Test) will cost S$138.

Local Health Protocols

There are no quarantine or COVID-19 testing measures. However, you must comply with the latest public health measures. This includes the use of the TraceTogether mobile application for contact tracing and to show proof of vaccination in Vaccination-Differentiated settings (VDS). Refer to this guide to activate your TraceTogether application or write to support@tracetogether.gov.sg for assistance.

For the latest public health measures and VDS, visit the Ministry of Health (MOH) website.

If you test positive for COVID-19 during your stay, follow these recovery protocols.

Maintaining Vaccination Status

If you are vaccinated overseas, your vaccination status will be temporarily reflected in your TraceTogether application for up to 30 days. Write in using this form if your details are not reflected correctly.

If you have not already done so, register your vaccination status into the Singapore National Immunisation Registry (NIR) at a Public Health Preparedness Clinic, if you are:

Apart from calling your clinic of choice to ensure that it can facilitate the registration, please also ask the clinic for the documents needed for registration. Depending on the date which you had received the last dose of your primary vaccination series, you may be advised to take additional COVID-19 vaccination doses (see summary below) to qualify for domestic vaccination-differentiated requirements. Travellers may receive additional vaccination doses in Singapore at their own expense under the Private Vaccination Programme if they are not eligible for the National Vaccination Programme.