Vaccination Requirements for Entry

For arrivals from 1 November 2021, 0001hrs, travellers entering Singapore under the Student’s Pass Holder Lane must be fully vaccinated before arrival

To be considered fully vaccinated, travellers must:

Have receive the full regimen of WHO EUL vaccines (refer to "COVID-19 Vaccine EUL issued" section) at least 14 days before arriving in Singapore. Vaccines requiring 2 doses must be completed either using the same or different brands and taken based on recommended intervals between each dose.

Example: if the traveller received the full regimen on 1 Sep, the earliest he/she can enter Singapore is 15 Sep.
Have received 1 dose of a PSAR-approved vaccine if they had earlier recovered from a COVID-19 infection. The vaccination should be taken no earlier than 3 months from the date of their diagnosis, if they had not already completed vaccination previously. [Note: These travellers should submit an entry application here]
Be able to produce documents to prove their vaccination status before boarding the flight, and upon arrival in Singapore. Otherwise, they will be denied entry.
(Only applicable to those who were vaccinated overseas) Take a serology test at a Public Health Preparedness Clinic to confirm their vaccination status within 14 days of completing their self-isolation or Stay-Home Notice (SHN) in Singapore. Please call in advance to check that the clinic is able to support the serology test.

If their serology test results are positive, their vaccination records will be updated in the National Immunisation Registry. (Their vaccination status can then be viewed on the HealthHub and TraceTogether apps, which they may present to enjoy vaccination-differentiated safe management measures in Singapore.)

If the serology test results are negative, tehy will have to take 2 doses of a PSAR-approved vaccine in Singapore within 2 months of the negative serology test result.

Documents travellers should produce to prove they are fully vaccinated

Place traveller was vaccinated	Traveller can produce any of the following
Singapore	A copy of the vaccination certificate Vaccination status on HealthHub App Vaccination status on TraceTogether App
Overseas	A copy of the vaccination certificate with all these details: Name (as stated on the passport) At least 1 other personal identifier, e.g. date of birth or passport number Country of vaccination Name of vaccine used (if more than 1 dose, the name of each vaccine administered) Vaccination date(s) (if more than 1 dose, the dates each dose was administered) Note If the vaccination certificate is not in English, it should be translated to English and notarised.

Place traveller was vaccinated

Traveller can produce any of the following

Singapore

A copy of the vaccination certificate
Vaccination status on HealthHub App
Vaccination status on TraceTogether App

Overseas

A copy of the vaccination certificate with all these details:

Name (as stated on the passport)
At least 1 other personal identifier, e.g. date of birth or passport number
Country of vaccination
Name of vaccine used (if more than 1 dose, the name of each vaccine administered)
Vaccination date(s) (if more than 1 dose, the dates each dose was administered)

Note If the vaccination certificate is not in English, it should be translated to English and notarised.

Groups of travellers who do not need to be vaccinated before entering Singapore

Travellers who are below 18 years old on date of entry.

Unvaccinated travellers who are 12 years old to below 18 years old on date of entry will need to complete the full vaccination regime within 2 months of arrival. You may visit https://www.vaccine.gov.sg for information on the COVID-19 vaccination programme in Singapore.
Travellers who cannot be vaccinated due to medical conditions

To be considered for exemption, travellers must submit a request and upload a doctor's memo. This should be done at least 3 weeks before the intended date of entry.

Penalties for non-compliance

Strict enforcement action, including revocation of passes, will be taken for non-compliance or false declaration.