Macao has introduced facilitation measures on foreigners’ travel between Chinese mainland and Macao, enabling certain groups of foreigners to enter with approval.
Starting from May 5, entry requirements for eligible foreigners travelling between Chinese mainland and Macao have been lifted, according to Executive Order No. 71/2021 of Macao SAR.
The Macao SAR government announced the news on Tuesday during a regular press conference of the Novel Coronavirus Coordination and Response Centre.
The measures apply to foreigners meeting the following conditions:
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Enter Macao for the purpose of reunion with family members or having close connection with Macao;
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Have not travelled to any place outside either Chinese mainland or Macao in the 21 days prior to the intended arrival to Macao.
The updated rule lifted a requirement for such eligible foreigners to stay on the mainland for 21 days before being able to return to Macao.
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△ Chief Executive’s Dispatch no. 71/2021
For example, an eligible foreign passport holder who does not have a Chinese mainland visa issued by the Office of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China in the Macao SAR, may return to Macao – under the new rule – without being required to stay on the mainland for 21 consecutive days.
In view of the updated rule, the Health Bureau website has added a link to the new application system for entry by foreigners:
- https://www.ssm.gov.mo/faen
CURRENT QUARANTINE MEASURES
Macao still requires most of the arrivals to undergo medical observation. The whole period depends on where the arrivals have been to.
All arrivals who have been to the following countries/regions within the past 28 days prior to their entry into Macao must, at the discretion of the health authorities, undergo medical observation for 28 days at designated venue:
All arrivals who have been to the following countries/regions within the past 14 days prior to their entry into Macao must, at the discretion of the health authorities, undergo medical observation for 14 days at designated venue:
All arrivals who have been to the following countries/regions within the past 21 days prior to their entry into Macao must, at the discretion of the health authorities, undergo medical observation for 21 days at designated venue and observe self-health management measures for at least 7 days:
You can check the latest entry policies and other information related to epidemics issued by Macao government via the special webpage:
- https://www.ssm.gov.mo/apps1/PreventCOVID-19/en.aspx#clg17458
We will keep following the updates on the latest entry policies and flight schedule. Stay tuned!
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SOURCE | Macao Gov
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