Travelers who have experienced any suspected COVID-19 symptoms in the 14 days before arrival should voluntarily report their symptoms to a Taiwan CDC quarantine officer at the airport/port. In consideration of the age limit on who can use at-home rapid test kits, children under two years of age will not be required to take rapid tests during the self-initiated prevention period.Ī. Arriving travelers should follow the Self-initiated Prevention Guidelines if they test positive with a rapid test.ĥ. Arriving travelers should take a rapid test and produce a negative result within two days before going out during the self-initiated prevention period.Ĥ. On the day of arrival or the first day of the self-initiated prevention period (D0/D1).Ģ. Four rapid test kits will be given to arriving travelers aged 2 and older by workers at international airports/ports upon arrival.ġ. Those with COVID-19 who have mild symptoms can receive home care at an enhanced quarantine hotel/government quarantine facility or the place where they undergo self-initiated prevention (general hotel not included).Ī. Arriving travelers should avoid going to long-term care facilities.Ħ. Non-urgent medical services or examinations should be postponed. Arriving travelers cannot visit or stay with a hospitalized individual in a hospital. They can temporarily remove their mask when dining and should put on their mask after finishing their meal.ĥ. They should immediately put on a mask when they leave their seat or finish eating. Arriving travelers can dine alone or with specific persons in a restaurant if they need to eat when outside. They should wear a mask at all times when outside.Ĥ. If they don't experience symptoms, a negative result from an at-home rapid test taken within two days is required before they go out, go to work, or attend school. Arriving travelers should rest at home if they experience symptoms. During the self-initiated prevention period, arriving travelers should avoid coming into contact with persons who have a high risk of developing severe COVID-19 (including elderly people 65 and older, children 6 and younger, and individuals who are immunocompromised or have a weak immune system).ģ. In principle, arriving travelers should stay at home or a residence of a friend or family member or a hotel room that meets the requirement of "one person per room" (with a private bathroom) in the self-initiated prevention period.Ģ.
Epidemic prevention rules to follow during the self-initiatedprevention period:ġ. Home quarantine services from local governments will also be suspended.Į. Electronic fencing and monitoring measures will be suspended, and home quarantine designation will no longer be marked in the National Health Insurance system. The COVID-19 Health Declaration and Home Quarantine Notice will no longer be issued to arriving travelers.ĭ. Arriving travelers will no longer be required to make a health declaration on the Quarantine System for Entry before arrival and to have a mobile phone with a Taiwanese number.Ĭ. Mandatory quarantine will be discontinued.ī. A seven-day period of self-initiated prevention will be required.Ī. Quarantine duration: the day of arrival counts as Day 0.
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Weekly cap on arriving travelers: in principle, the weekly cap will be 150,000 on a trial basis. Related border restrictions will also be lifted starting October 13. On September 29, the Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced that, effective 00:00 on October 13 (incoming flight's scheduled arrival time), arriving travelers will no longer be required to quarantine and will instead undergo a seven-day period of self-initiated prevention after arrival.
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