Travel Updates

Current Travel Advice 

Where can you go now? 

Singaporeans and residents of Singapore may travel overseas:

a) To Australia (excl. New South Wales), Brunei Darussalam, New Zealand, Mainland China, Taiwan and Vietnam;
b) If they are pursuing academic studies or professional qualifications overseas, for courses or examinations which require physical presence in the foreign educational institution[1];
c) If they are taking on or returning to employment overseas, for employment opportunities which require physical presence overseas[2];
d) For essential travel for business, official and work purposes under Green/Fast Lane arrangements and the Periodic Commuting Arrangement;
e) For compassionate reasons (e.g. due to death of / critically ill family member);
f) To seek medical treatment which cannot be reasonably received in Singapore; or
g) To return to country of residence to attend to, or after attending to, legal/contractual obligations.

Except for the above, Singaporeans and residents of Singapore are advised to defer all other forms of travel overseas.

To check the latest government travel advice please see the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Singapore advice or view the latest travel advisory from the Ministry of Health.

For Guests With Existing Bookings

Our team will be in contact directly with any guests due to travel in the coming weeks and we will progressively contact guests with future travel plans. If you have any concerns regarding forthcoming travel arrangements or if your travel plans were affected by Covid-19, please contact your Travel Consultant or reach us at +65 3165 4050.

Thank for your patience and understanding as we all work through this ongoing situation.

What to Expect While Travelling

Your journey starts with navigating the airport. Changi Airport has stepped up precautionary measures and is exploring innovations to create a safer travel environment while still delivering an efficient and pleasant passenger experience. Here's what to expect:

• FAST check-in kiosks and bag-drop machines will be in high demand so please make sure to allow more time than usual if you are using this option. These machines will be fitted with proximity sensors so there is no need for passengers to touch the screens and can just point their finger close to make selections.
• Some airlines are asking their passengers to check-in for flights via airline apps.
• You will need to wear a mask at all times at Changi Airport and as much as possible on the plane.
• Auto-clearance immigration lanes are being upgraded with a new biometric system that uses face and iris recognition technology to replace traditional fingerprint-scanning.
• Sanitising stations will be positioned throughout many airports and next to touch points such as check-in kiosks and arrival desks.
• High contact areas such as baggage trolleys, lift buttons and counter tops will be cleaned and disinfected more frequently.
• All arriving, transit and departing passengers at many airports including Changi Airport will be subject to temperature screening.
• Hand sanitisers of not more than 100ml each will be allowed in cabin luggage.

Or you could elevate your journey and talk to our specialists about taking a private jet to your holiday.