TAIPEI, Taiwan โ Taiwan is considering an end to its quarantine requirement for all arrivals in mid-October, the Central Epidemic Command Center said ...
Currently, arrivals are allowed to quarantine at home, and have to do so for three days starting after the day they arrive. Officials with the CECC in charge of the pandemic response announced they were planning to end quarantine and change it to seven days of self-health monitoring. Hong Kong leader John Lee has repeatedly stressed the need to balance controlling the spread of COVID-19 while reducing travel inconvenience.
Citizens of the 14 nations with which Taiwan has diplomatic ties are also covered by the eased rules, CNA said, citing the Central Epidemic Command Center.
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Taiwan will fully reopen its borders by ending mandatory Covid quarantine for arrivals next month, the government said Thursday. The island has largely kept ...
The island has largely kept its borders closed and implemented strict quarantine rules throughout the coronavirus pandemic, keeping infection numbers low at the expense of being internationally cut off. The island has largely kept its borders closed and implemented strict quarantine rules throughout the coronavirus pandemic, keeping infection numbers low at the expense of being internationally cut off "The whole world except China and Taiwan have opened up, and Taiwan has already been too slow and too late," said Robert Kao, an expert on tourism management and operations at Tainan University of Technology.