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2023.02.09 The CECC announced plans to relax indoor mask rules, scheduled to take effect on February 20.
2023.02.01 The CECC announced arrivals will only need an at-home rapid test when develop symptoms during their self-initiated prevention period, starting on February 7.
2022.09.29 The CECC announced arriving travellers' no-quarantine policies, effective 00.00 on October 13.
2022.08.10 The CECC removes the requirement that inbound passengers should provide PCR test result within two days, effective from 8/15
2022.07.07 The CECC announced the latest rules for passengers.
2022.04.19 Testing measures for individuals under home quarantine were adjusted to effectively manage mild cases.
2022.02.11 Schedule for 22nd round of vaccination appointments for vaccination booster shot is released.
2022.02.07 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 7 February to 28 February.
2022.01.24 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 25 January to 7 February.
2022.01.09 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 9 January to 24 January.
2021.12.13 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 14 December to 27 December.
2021.11.29 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 30 November to 13 December.
2021.11.11 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 16 November to 29 November.
2021.11.02 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 2 November to 15 November.
2021.09.19 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 21 September to 4 October.
2021.09.06 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 7 September to 20 September.
2021.08.21 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 24 August to 6 September.
2021.0.09 CECC announced to maintain LEVEL 2 epidemic alert from 10 August to 23 August.
2021.10.28 Mask Rules Were Relaxed for LEVEL 2 Alert
General principles:
- When stepping out of their homes, people should still wear a mask
- Businesses and public facilities must comply with the real-name registration system, take body temperatures, regularly clean and disinfect the premises, monitor employee health, and respond immediately to confirmed cases
- Indoor and outdoor crowd limits and crowd control measures in businesses and public areas, including art galleries, sports venues, national parks, scenic areas, tourist spots, and amusement parks, are discontinued
Mask rule exceptions:
- Indoor/outdoor exercise, singing, hot springs, and water activities
- Individual/group photos both indoors and outdoors
- Agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and animal husbandry
- Activities in mountains, forests, and coastal areas
- Places where masks are likely to get wet, such as hot springs, saunas, spas, steam rooms, and water parks
Crowd limits and control measures discontinued:
- Limit on indoor gatherings
- Crowd control measures in businesses and public places
- Limit on outdoor gatherings at art exhibitions, cultural performances, sports events, national parks, national scenic areas, tourist spots, and amusement parks
Conditional opening of leisure and entertainment venues:
Karaoke parlors, dance halls, nightclubs, hostess bars, bars, and barbershops that include accompaniment by hostesses must remain closed from Nov. 2-15.
(Source: Taiwan News on https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4328203)
2021.09.27 CECC plans to ease disease prevention and control measures for certain venues starting this week and to conditionally allow some entertainment and leisure venues to open starting October 5.
2021.09.16 Multi-ways to book a vaccine appointment.
2021.08.31 Vaccine appointment booking system is open to people aged 23-28 who registered willingness to receive AZ vaccine before July 19 for scheduling appointments.
2021.08.27 The BNT vaccine is available on the vaccine appointment booking system.
2021.08.02 Registration for the fourth round of government-funded COVID-19 vaccinations ends at 12:00 pm today.
👉How to register - A step-by-step guide
2021.07.23 Epidemic alert level was reduced to LEVEL 2 from 27 July to 9 August.
2021.07.18 3rd round of vaccine registration for Taiwanese, foreigners postponed to noon, 19 July.
2021.07.14 Taiwan vaccine registration platform opens to everyone 18 and older.
(The posters are suitable for foreign students and workers.)
2021.07.08 Level 3 alert and relaxed regulations.
2021.07.08 Level 3 alert extended until 26 July.
2021.07.06 COVID-19 Home Test FAQs.
2021.06.23 Level 3 alert extended until 12 July.
CECC announces Level 3 measures to be extended for two more weeks.
2021.06.07 Level 3 alert extended until 28 June.
2021.06.02WEAR a mask and WASH hands frequently when entering and leaving hospitals and long-term care institutions
2021.05.26Strengthen Level 3 alert and implement the 5 major measures.
2021.05.25CECC extends epidemic alert to Level 3 nationwide until June 14.
2021.05.23Free charge and easy to do real-name registration in every public space
- Show you how to use TAIWANCDC LINE official account.
2021.05.19CECC raises epidemic warning to Level 3 nationwide from May 19 to May 28.
Level 3
- Wearing of masks at all times outdoors
- Indoor gatherings limited to five people
- All places of business and public venues are shuttered, with the exception of essential services, police departments, hospitals, and government buildings
- Masks and social distancing required at all businesses or venues that remain open
- In areas where community transmission has taken place, residents are restricted to a set perimeter and must submit to COVID-19 testing
2021.05.14 Taiwan Social Distancing app available for download.
When an app user is confirmed to have COVID-19, the health authority will upload related data after obtaining consent from the confirmed case, and the app will automatically send alerts to app users who have come into contact with the confirmed case in the past 14 days to remind them to monitor their health status.
How to download and install Taiwan Social Distancing app
2021.05.11 Taiwan CECC announced that epidemic warning has raised to Level 2 from today Tuesday, 11 May to Monday, 8 June.
Level 1
- Masks required on public transportation and in public areas
- Recommendation that non-essential gatherings be postponed or cancelled
- Businesses and public venues required to implement real-name registration, social distancing, temperature checks, and regular disinfection
Level 2
- Fines for failing to abide by mask rules
- Outdoor gatherings over 500 and indoor gatherings over 100 banned.
- Public gatherings must include social distancing, masks, partitions, real-name registration, temperature checks, crowd control, and regular disinfection or be cancelled
Level 3
- Wearing of masks at all times outdoors
- Indoor gatherings limited to five people
- All places of business and public venues are shuttered, with the exception of essential services, police departments, hospitals, and government buildings
- Masks and social distancing required at all businesses or venues that remain open
- In areas where community transmission has taken place, residents are restricted to a set perimeter and must submit to COVID-19 testing
Level 4
- People can only leave home for essential activities and must wear a mask and maintain a social distance at all times
- Even when at home, masking and social distancing must be practised
- All public events cancelled, with the exception of essential services such as law enforcement, medical and government services
- All in-person school and work activities suspended
- Lockdowns will be imposed in counties, cities, or townships where an outbreak has become severe. Only designated persons may enter or leave these lockdown zones, and residents must stay in their homes
2021.03.03 AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine arrives in Taiwan on 3rd March.
According to ACIP's recommended implementation of the vaccine, medical staff are the first batch of vaccinated people, to protect citizens' health and advance the implantation work.
(Source: https://www.cdc.gov.tw/Bulletin/Detail/eQFEO2K_Ec7WriPwz_vS_g?typeid=9)
2021.01.26 KEEP YOUR DISTANCE for 1 meter in public areas, for 1.5 meters indoors.
--The sweetest reminder from Master Shiba from the Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW).
CECC:To prevent community infections, event organizers are urged to strictly conduct a risk assessment and prepare complete disease prevention plans before gatherings. ( January 19/ For press release and details at https://reurl.cc/R66eZe)
CECC stated considerations for year-end large gatherings on December 22. For press release and details at http://supr.link/KZVu3
(Source: MOFA TAIWAN)
2020.11.18 Fall-winter COVID-19 prevention program to be launched on December 1; CECC urges the public and healthcare facilities to follow related measures.
1. Border quarantine: all travelers coming to Taiwan and transit passengers are required to provide a certificate of a negative COVID-19 RT-PCR test result issued within three days prior to boarding the flight to Taiwan.
2. Community prevention: people must wear masks in eight types of public venues, and violators who refuse to comply after being advised could be penalized according to laws.
3. Medical response: Medical response: strengthen case reporting and specimen collection procedures, and formulate incentive indicators.
(Details & Source: Taiwan CDC - 20201118 Fall-winter COVID-19 prevention program)
2020.11.04 The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) announced that starting from November 9, it would enhance entry quarantine measures for travelers coming to Taiwan who has experienced symptoms in the past 14 days.
2020-08-12 CECC raises its risk level for Vietnam to medium risk as coronavirus cases in Vietnam continue to increase
2020-07-22 Starting from August 1, Taiwan to conditionally allow foreign nationals to receive medical treatment in Taiwan
2020-07-22 Hong Kong, Australia are removed from CECC’s list of medium-risk countries as their coronavirus cases continue to increase
2020-06-25 transit passengers are allowed at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport with thorough route and monitoring measures in place to prevent coronavirus spread
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