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The government will allow arrivals from 18 Covid-19 high-risk countries from next month, in line with its transition to the endemic phase

JOHOR BARU: More time is needed for trucking operators to fully adapt to Singapore’s new requirement where they have to perform pre-departure Covid-19 tests in Malaysia before crossing the border.

Starting 1 April, land travel between Malaysia and Singapore will no longer require VTL flights or any kind of COVID-19 testing.

JOHOR BARU: From April 1 onwards, fully vaccinated travellers moving between Malaysia and Singapore via land travel will no longer need to undergo quarantine or testing – neither pre-departure nor on-arrival tests.

JOHOR BARU: Only travellers who have completed their Covid-19 vaccination are allowed to cross the land border between Malaysia and Singapore, says Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin.

JOHOR BARU: Lorry drivers and their assistants heading to Singa­pore with goods will have to do pre-departure Covid-19 tests here first, with the republic to cease on-arrival testing from Thursday, according to the Johor Trucking Association.

Johor’s Orang Seletar, struggling over the past two years due to the Covid-19 pandemic, are hoping for aid from the new state govt as they wait for life to return to normal.

Committee to tackle various issues when border with S'pore reopens.

JOHOR Area Rehabilitation Organisation (Jaro) is looking forward to the reopening of the Causeway and Second Link checkpoints to casual visitors from Singapore.

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob announced today (March 8) in a televised address that Malaysia will fully reopen its borders on April 1