Denmark: Copenhagen https://en.coronasmitte.dk/travel-rules

France: Paris https://www.welcometofrance.com/en/je-suis-a-letranger

Germany: Frankfurt, Munich https://www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/coronavirus/2317268

Italy : Milan, Rome https://ambsingapore.esteri.it/ambasciata_singapore/en/ambasciata/news/dall_ambasciata/covid-19-aggiornamenti.html

The Netherlands: Amsterdam https://www.government.nl/topics/coronavirus-covid-19/visiting-the-netherlands-from-abroad/checklist-entry

Spain: Barcelona http://www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/SINGAPUR/en/Noticias/Paginas/Articulos/Additional-measures-to-enter-Spain.aspx

Switzerland: Zurich https://www.bag.admin.ch/bag/en/home/krankheiten/ausbrueche-epidemien-pandemien/aktuelle-ausbrueche-epidemien/novel-cov/empfehlungen-fuer-reisende/quarantaene-einreisende.html#155803449

The United Kingdom (UK): London, Manchester (from 20 Jan 2022) https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-to-england-from-another-country-during-coronavirus-covid-19

All travellers must be fully vaccinated (except children aged 12 and below as of calendar year) and will be required to provide the following:

The arrangement only applies to Singaporean Citizens travelling from Singapore. Eligible travellers will not need to have been in Singapore for 14 days before their proposed travel.

Singaporean citizens travelling from countries other than Singapore are not eligible.

If a Singaporean citizen is travelling with family members, including dependent children, who are not also citizens of Singapore (or other’s citizens or permanent residents), those family members are not eligible to travel to Europe without a travel exemption. Travellers who are not eligible to travel to Europe may be able eligible to obtain an individual travel exemption. Travel exemption requests are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

You can fly from Singapore into most VTL countries without quarantine. The entry requirements for fully vaccinated travellers are as follows:

Vaccinated Singapore citizens will be able to enter Europe without the need to quarantine upon arrival from 21 November 2021. Permanent residents of Singapore who are third country nationals are not eligible to travel under the arrangements.

New rules on the validity of EU Digital COVID Certificate (EU DCC) and the coordination of safe travel in the EU. As of 1 February 2022, there are new rules in place that establish a binding acceptance period of 9 months for vaccination certificates, used for travel within the EU.

Member States must accept vaccination certificates for a period of 9 months following the administration of the last dose of the primary vaccination. For the Johnson & Johnson vaccine this means 270 days from the first and only shot. For a two-dose vaccine it means 270 days from the second shot, or, in line with the vaccination strategy of the Member State of vaccination, the first and only shot after having recovered from the virus.

Member States should not provide for a different acceptance period for the purposes of travel within the European Union. The standard acceptance period does not apply to certificates for booster doses.

These rules apply only to the vaccination certificates used for the purpose of travel in the EU. Member States may apply different rules when using the EU Digital COVID Certificate in a domestic context, but are invited to align with the acceptance period set at EU level.

A person who has a valid EU Digital COVID Certificate should in principle not be subject to additional restrictions, such as tests or quarantine, regardless of their place of departure in the EU.

Persons without an EU Digital COVID Certificate should be allowed to travel based on a test carried out prior to or after arrival. In addition, they might be required to undergo quarantine/self-isolation when they arrive from particularly affected (dark red) areas.

An EU Digital COVID Certificate is a digital proof that a person has either

• √ been vaccinated against COVID-19
• √ received a negative test result or
• √ recovered from COVID-19

To be eligible, travellers must:

• Key features of the certificate
• Digital and/or paper format
• with QR code
• free of charge
• in national language and English
• safe and secure
• valid in all EU countries

Who can get the EU Digital COVID certificate?

• All EU citizens and their family members
• Non-EU nationals who are legally staying or residing in a Member State and have the right to travel to other Member States

So far, 33 non-EU countries (and territories) have joined the EU Digital COVID Certificate system, based on EU equivalence decisions.

The COVID certificates issued in those 33 countries (and territories) are accepted in the EU under the same conditions as the EU Digital COVID Certificate. Likewise, the EU Digital COVID Certificate is accepted by those 33 countries.

Commission Implementing Decisions (EU) on the equivalence of COVID-19 certificates issued by non-EU countries, please click the link below to obtain the certificate accordingly; https://ec.europa.eu/info/publications/commission-implementing-decisions-eu-equivalence-covid-19-certificates-issued-non-eu-countries_en

Different Europe countries have different vaccine acceptance, please refer to the below link for your clarification :

https://www.covidpasscertificate.com/covid-vaccines-for-travel-to-europe/

All children aged under 12 years, as demonstrated by their passport, count as fully vaccinated for travel purposes.

Travellers vaccinated in other countries must present certificates in formats that meet the following criteria:

• Issued by a national or state / provincial-level authority or an accredited vaccination provider
• written in English or accompanied by a certified translation
• containing at a minimum:
  • name as it appears in the traveller's passport
  • either date of birth or passport number
  • the vaccine brand name, and
  • the date of each dose or the date on which a full course of immunisation was completed.

Paper and digital certificates are equally acceptable.

A traveller will not be considered fully vaccinated unless at least 7 days have passed since the last dose of vaccine in a course of immunisation.

To be eligible for quarantine-free travel to Europe without seeking an exemption, Singaporean citizens need not hold a valid European visa.

If you were vaccinated overseas and you do not have an International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate, you must obtain one from the country in which you received your vaccination.

Have a hard copy or an electronic copy of your vaccination certificate as Airlines will verify this when you check in for your flight.

If you are unable to meet the proof of vaccination requirements, you will not be qualified as a fully vaccinated traveller.

Present your foreign vaccination certificate or International COVID-19 Vaccination Certificate, negative COVID-19 test result and completed ATD to the airline staff for your check in.

Yes. Masks are not required for:

• children aged 11 years and younger at the time of boarding, as they may not be able to handle it safely
• anyone who has a medical condition that prevents them from wearing a mask with proof of medical certificate. The medical certificate must include the following information:
  • the traveller's name (must match the travel documents)
  • date of medical consultation and details of the traveller's medical practitioner (including name, address, and type of practice)
  • details that clearly acknowledge that the passenger cannot wear a mask due to a medical condition

If the above details are not included on the medical certificate, the passenger does not meet the exemption requirements.

The traveller must agree to wear a mask, or they will not be allowed to check-in and board the flight.

Yes, travellers can remove their mask to eat and drink. They should replace their mask with a fresh one when they finish. They must also remove their mask if an airline or government official asks you to, for identification, emergency, safety or other purposes. Travellers should wash their hands or perform hand hygiene after removing their mask and again after re-applying their mask.

*Please check the link below for specify countries’ regulations;