SINGAPORE – Singapore and South Korea have reached a rapid follow-up agreement that will allow for an essential trade activity between the two countries from Friday 4 September.
Eligible travellers must comply with agreed and public aptitude measures in force in both countries.
More main points on quick follow-up arrangements and application procedure will be published on SafeTravel through Friday.
The Foreign Ministry said Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan and her South Korean counterpart, Kang Kyung-wha, spoke on the phone Wednesday and welcomed the conclusion of the quick talks.
He said ministers had also reaffirmed the importance of bilateral cooperation in jointly overcoming the non-unusual demanding situations of the two countries amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
This is the fast-track time that Singapore has announced over so many other days, following a pact with Brunei on Tuesday.
The Republic also has an agreement on this with China and Malaysia.
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