Hong Kong will shorten the mandatory quarantine period from 21 days to 14 days for travellers coming from low-risk areas including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
Hong Kong cuts quarantine period for low-risk travellers and vaccinated visitors from medium-risk countries
Vaccinated visitors from medium-risk areas will also only need serve a 14-day quarantine, officials said at a briefing on Monday (March 29). Both groups of travellers will be required to undergo an additional seven days of self-observation.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong and Singapore has resumed discussions for the establishment of a two-way travel bubble. According to a South China Morning Post report, the city is also looking to forge similar agreements with Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and South Korea.
Hong Kong will shorten the mandatory quarantine period from 21 days to 14 days for travellers coming from low-risk areas including Singapore, Australia and New Zealand.
Vaccinated visitors from medium-risk areas will also only need serve a 14-day quarantine, officials said at a briefing on Monday (March 29). Both groups of travellers will be required to undergo an additional seven days of self-observation.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong and Singapore has resumed discussions for the establishment of a two-way travel bubble. According to a South China Morning Post report, the city is also looking to forge similar agreements with Australia, Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and South Korea.