• A person who is fully vaccinated in Singapore with WHO Emergency Use Listing (EUL) COVID-19 vaccines for at least two (2) weeks before arrival in Korea and has the vaccination certificate with QR code obtained from Notarise
• The traveller must remain in Singapore or Korea for at least 14 days consecutively prior to travel.
• Accompanying children below the age of 6 who are unvaccinated are eligible to travel to Korea via VTL and be exempted from quarantine. Unvaccinated children age 6 years and above may enter Korea but would be subjected to quarantine for 10 days.
• The traveller must take a direct flight operated by Korean Air, Asiana Airlines, Singapore Airlines or Scoot from Singapore to Kore

Note:

• Travellers who had their overseas vaccination records registered in Singapore's National Immunisation Registry (NIR) are not eligible for VTL arrangements.

• Multiple entry visas issued prior to 05 April 2020 are all invalidated
• APEC card holders may enter Korea without Visa or K-ETA
• If you have K-ETA, you do need a visa
• Singapore passport holders will be able to apply for K-ETA from 08 November 2021

• Travellers must purchase travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30 million won (approximately S$34,000) for COVID-19 related medical / treatment expenses and hospitalisation cost.
• The traveller must carry a physical copy of the insurance policy when travelling to Korea.

• Passport with at least 6 months validity.
• Valid APEC card / K-ETA / Visa (if applicable).
• Vaccination certificate with QR code obtained from Notarise.
• Pre-departure Covid-19 test result certificate issued within 72 hours of departure.
• On arrival Covid-19 test booking confirmation.
• Physical copy of travel insurance with minimum 30 million won (approximately S$34,000) for COVID-19 related medical / treatment expenses and hospitalisation cost (not applicable to Korean nationals / foreigners with Alien Registration Card)

Always check South Korea's latest entry requirements for quarantine free entry, as quarantine may apply where travellers have a history of travel in countries with a high prevalence of Covid-19

All travellers, including passengers who are fully vaccinated, must have a printed medical certificate with a negative Covid-19 PCR test result issued within 3 days before departure from the first embarkation point to enter South Korea.

For example, if the departure time is 2355 hours on 24 February 2021 (local time), the valid negative Covid-19 PCR test certificate must be issued from 21 February 2021 0000 hours (local time) onwards. In addition:

• Children below the age of 6 as of the date of entry are exempted from the pre-departure testing requirements, provided all accompanying parties have submitted a negative Covid-19 PCR certificate).
• The Covid-19 PCR test certificate must be in English or Korean or be accompanied by a certified English or Korean translation. It must also state the following:
  • passenger's full name, date of birth and passport number.
  • negative test result.
  • test date; and
  • name of the issuing laboratory or hospital.

• A completed Health Declaration Form and a Special Quarantine Declaration Form must be presented to the quarantine desk upon arrival.
• Passengers arriving from Singapore is eligible for visa-free travel to the Republic of Korea but is required to apply for a Korea Electronic Travel Authorisation (K-ETA) at least 24 hours before departure.
• Passengers will need to complete below 4 documents that are required to enter Korea on board.
  • Health Declaration
  • Travel Record Declaration
  • Arrival Card
  • Customs Traveller Declaration

Always check South Korea's latest entry requirements for quarantine free entry, as quarantine may apply where travellers have a history of travel in countries with a high prevalence of Covid-19

For further information on the regulatory requirements for your planned destination, please refer to the country's official government website.

Passengers based in Singapore may also find a list of foreign embassies and High Commissions https://www.mfa.gov.sg/Overseas-Missions/Foreign-Representatives-To-Singapore

Travelers require to take and receive a negative PCR COVID-19 Test or Antigen Rapid Test result within 48 hours before flight

A fine of up to 100,000 won will be imposed for not wearing masks in public facilities such as:

• Failure to wear a mask
• Wearing one but not covering the mouth and nose completely
• Failure to wear an acceptable type of mask

Accepted Types of Masks are:

• KF94
• KF80
• Anti-droplet masks
• Surgical masks
• Cloth masks
• Disposable masks

The mandatory wearing of masks applied differently depending on the social distancing stage between facilities and locations at risk of spreading the infectious diseases.