Singapore Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF)

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What is Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF)?

[Latest Updates] Under the new Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF), all fully vaccinated travellers or children aged 12 and below will be allowed to enter Singapore quarantine-free without taking any COVID-19 tests from 26 April 2022.

Since 1 April 2022, Singapore has fully liberalised its immigration policy with the launch of the Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF) to replace the existing Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL).

Previously under a Vaccinated Travel Lane (VTL), fully-vaccinated travellers will only enjoy quarantine-free travel to Singapore on designated VTL flights or ferries. According to the new Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF), fully vaccinated travellers can enter the country without quarantine on any flight or ferry, and they do not need to apply for an Air Travel Pass (ATP) or Vaccinated Travel Pass (VTP).

The risk classification of countries and territories will also be further simplified by dividing them into a General Travel Category and a Restricted Travel Category. As of now, all countries and territories are included in the former.

From 26 April 2022, Singapore lifted most of the remaining COVID-19 restrictions and relaxed the entry requirements for travellers. Fully vaccinated travellers and children aged 12 and below can enter Singapore without quarantine without having to undergo a 48-hour pre-departure or on-arrival COVID-19 tests. There is also no need for travel insurance for fully-vaccinated short-term visitors. However, travellers from visa-requiring countries will still need to apply for a visa to enter the country as they did before the epidemic.

With the introduction of the new framework, it will be easier to enter and leave Singapore without having to abandon your travel plans due to various immigration restrictions.

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What Flights can I take to Singapore under the VTF?🛫

📢From 1 April 2022, Singapore has transited from the earlier-launched Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTLs) to the Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF). Under the new Vaccinated Travel Framework, travellers from all countries and regions can now take any flights to Singapore. There will no longer be any designated flight requirement. Big benefits for those who have completed their vaccinations, and for children under 12 years old who have not yet completed their vaccinations! So click on the button and discover the cheapest flights to Singapore on Trip.com and enjoy your much anticipated travel now! We recommend the following popular airlines and flights.🛫

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What Requirements are Needed to Enter Singapore under the Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF)?

📢From 26 April 2022, all fully vaccinated travellers and children aged 12 and below entering Singapore will be able to enter Singapore without serving a Stay-Home Notice (SHN) or applying for entry approvals or taking any COVID-19 tests. → Find out more here.

Depending on the vaccination status, visitors entering Singapore are divided into 2 groups, and the documents required for entry into Singapore and the regulations that need to be followed (e.g. whether home quarantine is required) differ for each group.

- Fully Vaccinated Travellers & All Children Below 12

Fully vaccinated travellers and children aged 12 and under are not required to undergo a nucleic acid test within 48 hours prior to departure, nor are they required to undergo an additional rapid antigen test (ART) or comply with a Stay-Home Notice (SHN) upon arrival, but they are still required to complete the following process:

1. Get Fully Vaccinated and Vaccination Certificate

To be considered fully vaccinated, you need to

  • be vaccinated with a WHO or EU emergency approved vaccine and meet the number of doses and the minimum interval between doses.
  • For those diagnosed with COVID-19 prior to vaccination, complete at least 1 dose of the WHO/EU approved vaccine within 28 days of first recovery. A certificate of recovery or a discharge memorandum must also be presented upon entry.

All vaccination certificates, regardless of place of issuance and whether digitally verifiable or not, will be accepted as proof of vaccination. Children aged 12 years and below are exempted from the vaccination requirement. To present your vaccination certificate, you can:

a. Check your vaccination certificate, e.g. vaccination status on your TraceTogether or HealthHub app.

b. Or use the Vaccination Check Portal (VCP) to get a vaccination acceptance letter which you can use for boarding and immigration checks, if you have a recognised Digitally Verifiable Vaccination Certificate (DVC).

c. If you do not have a recognised DVC, or have had difficulties verifying your DVC on VCP, prepare a Vaccination Certificate (including certificate on a vaccination app) that is in English, or accompanied with notarised English Translation, with the following details:

  • Name (per travel document used for entry)
  • At least one other personal identifier, e.g. date of birth or passport number (per travel document used for entry)
  • Country of vaccination
  • Name of vaccine(s) administered, i.e. different names for different vaccine type
  • Vaccination date(s)

For travellers who have been vaccinated overseas, upon successful entry into Singapore upon presentation of proof, travellers will automatically be granted temporary vaccination status for approximately 30 days.

2. Apply for an entry visa if requierd

3. Fill the online SG Arrival Card (SGAC)

Travellers are advised to complete the online SG Arrival Card (SGAC) with Electronic Health declaration before departure, up to 72 hours before arrival in Singapore.

4. Immigration Clearance in Singapore

For foreign visitors, an e-pass (i.e. visit pass) will be issued via the email address indicated on the SGAC indicating the approved duration of stay. Passports will no longer be stamped.

5. Download TraceTogether App

All visitors must use the TraceTogether app in Singapore to facilitate contact tracing.

- Non-Fully Vaccinated Travellers Aged 13 and Above

Non-fully vaccinated Long-Term Pass Holders (LTPHs) and Short-term visitors (STVs) aged 13 and above are generally not allowed to enter Singapore, except for the following groups:

  • LTPHs medically ineligible for vaccines;
  • LTPHs aged 13 to 17, subject to the appropriate measures; and
  • LTPHs and STVs with other valid entry approval (e.g. for compassionate reasons)

Those who are allowed to enter Singapore must complete a nucleic acid test 48 hours prior to their departure; they are also required to comply with a seven-day SHN upon entry and to undergo another COVID-19 test at the end of their SHN period.

What should I Prepare for a Quarantine-free Entry into Singapore under the VTF?

Short-Term VisitorLong-Term Pass HolderPermanent ResidentSingapore Citizen
Vaccination Certification
Entry VisaIf required
Negative Covid-19 Test Results for Pre-departure Required if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinated
SG Arrival Card
QuarantineRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinatedRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinated
Travel InsuranceRequired if traveler is not fully vaccinated
TraceTogether App

FAQ of Singapore Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF)

  • Can unvaccinated children travel into Singapore without quarantine?

    Only unvaccinated children aged 12 years and below may get a quarantine-free entry into Singapore if accompanied by a fully vaccinated traveller who meets all requirements. Children aged 13 years and above must be fully vaccinated to travel to Singapore without quarantine.


  • Can non-vaccinated travellers enter Singapore without quarantine from 1 April 2022?

    No. From 1 April 2022, travellers who are not fully vaccinated will be quarantined for 7 days in accommodation of their choice upon arrival in Singapore, with another Covid-19 test before the end of the quarantine.


  • What is the difference between the Vaccinated Travel Lane and the new Vaccinated Travel Framework which came into effect on 1 April 2022?

    From 1 April 2022, Singapore has transited from the earlier-launched Vaccinated Travel Lanes (VTLs) to the Vaccinated Travel Framework (VTF). Under the new Vaccinated Travel Framework, all fully vaccinated travellers may enter Singapore via any flight without the need for quarantine or an on-arrival test. From 26 April, there is also no need for pre-departure test.


  • I’ve recovered from a past Covid-19 infection, can I enter to Singapore without quarantine?

    For travellers who have recovered from a past Covid-19 infection, they are considered fully vaccinated if they have received a dose of a vaccine of a type approved by the Singapore Government at least 28 days after the date on which the traveller first tested positive. Such travellers must also present a certificate of recovery or a discharge memorandum to prove that he or she has recovered from Covid-19.


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