From Monday (21 February), travellers flying to Singapore from the UK on a designated VTL flight will no longer have to take a PCR test on arrival.
Passengers will instead have up to 24 hours to take a supervised self-swab test at a designated centre in Singapore.
The requirement to take these tests on days two to seven of a traveller’s stay is also being removed, while the requirement to provide travel history will be cut from 14 to seven days.
