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    COVID-19: Asian countries keep borders closed for tourists

    Travel to Asia is still a no for international tourists


    Published:  June 10, 2020 19:30 Nilanjana Javed, Digital Content Editor with inputs from Reuters

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    INDIA
    INDIA: Borders are effectively closed as coronavirus cases have surged to over 267,000. India said this week it will take a call on resuming international flights as soon as countries ease restrictions on foreign nationals. Image Credit: PTI
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    China
    CHINA: Citizens can return, but the entry of most foreigners, including those with valid visas and residence permits, remains suspended. It has also allowed foreign executives and technical personnel from some other nations to enter on pre-approved charter flights, sometimes with reduced quarantine, to accelerate the resumption of business. Image Credit: Reuters
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    Japan
    JAPAN: The country is considering an easing of travel curbs, although it is likely to require testing and the submission of a travel itinerary, local media here reported. It is in talks with some countries to reopen borders, with business travellers and medical staff expected to be fast-tracked. Image Credit: The New York Times
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    Singapore
    SINGAPORE: Is allowing travellers to transit through its main airport, but borders remain effectively closed. It is in talks with some countries about reopening travel links, including Malaysia and New Zealand. Image Credit: Bloomberg
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    Indonesia
    INDONESIA: Citizens and long-term pass holders may enter, but must bring documents showing they are free of the coronavirus or undergo tests at the airport. The country is opening up domestic travel from Wednesday with safety and quarantine measures. Image Credit: AFP
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    Malaysia
    MALAYSIA: Borders remain effectively closed, but interstate travel will be allowed starting June 10. Returning Malaysians who test negative can self-isolate at home for 14 days starting Wednesday, instead of at a quarantine centre. Image Credit: AP
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    Thailand
    THAILAND: A ban on commercial international flights has been extended until end June. Nationals and foreigners with work permits can return on charter flights. But citizens need to provide certificates issued by Thai embassies, and foreigners are required to present a negative coronavirus test. There is a mandatory 14-day quarantine on arrival. Image Credit: reuters
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    TAIWAN: Borders remain closed other than for citizens, foreigners with residence permits and a few other exceptions. Everyone coming in has to undergo a 14-day quarantine. The government said it will be cautious when looking at whether to ease border restrictions given the serious situation still in many countries. Image Credit: Bloomberg
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    South Korea
    SOUTH KOREA: A few international flights continue to operate. All citizens and foreigners who enter are quarantined for two weeks. Diplomats or foreigners with official business status are exempted from mandatory quarantine but are tested on arrival. Image Credit: AP

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