Singapore lifts indoor mask rule in most public spaces, eases quarantine for unvaccinated travellers

Singapore lifted its indoor mask requirement for most spaces on August 29, 2022, easing one of the country’s few remaining pandemic restrictions as it forges ahead with a policy of living with Covid-19. The move will make Singapore one of the first countries in Asia to ease indoor mask-wearing. Officials also announced plans to further relax Singapore’s border rules for travellers who are not fully vaccinated. Non-fully vaccinated travellers would no longer need to serve a seven-day isolation period upon arrival, but would still be required to test negative two days before arriving in Singapore. Those who are vaccinated are allowed to enter without testing or quarantine.