CORONAVIRUS/Taiwan to lift entry quarantine, reopen to all visitors Oct. 13
09/29/2022 03:38 PM
Taipei, Sept. 29 (CNA) Travelers to Taiwan will no longer be required to quarantine on arrival, with effect from Oct. 13, while visitors from all countries will again be allowed to enter, but the number of arrivals will be capped at 150,000 per week, Premier Su Tseng-chang (蘇貞昌) announced Thursday.
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