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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Spokesperson's Comments

MFA Spokesperson's Comments on the Temporary Ban on the Entry of All Foreign Nationals into Indonesia

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Indonesia

1 January 2021

In response to media queries, the MFA Spokesperson said: “On 28 December 2020, Indonesia announced a temporary ban on the entry of all foreign nationals into Indonesia from 1 to 14 January 2021....

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In response to media queries, the MFA Spokesperson said:

“On 28 December 2020, Indonesia announced a temporary ban on the entry of all foreign nationals into Indonesia from 1 to 14 January 2021. The Indonesian government has notified MFA that this ban would also apply to foreign nationals travelling to Indonesia under all of Indonesia’s Travel Corridor Arrangements (TCA) with other countries. Hence, Singapore residents would not be able to travel from Singapore to Indonesia under the Singapore-Indonesia Reciprocal Green Lane (RGL) / TCA during this period.

Given the reciprocal nature of this travel arrangement, travellers will also not be able to apply to travel from Indonesia to Singapore under the Singapore-Indonesia RGL / TCA during this period. Travellers who have already received approval to enter Singapore under the Singapore-Indonesia RGL / TCA can continue to do so.”

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

SINGAPORE

1 JANUARY 2021

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