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15 November 2021

Asean Mobility Spotlight (November 10)

As vaccination rates slowly increase across the region, immigration authorities in Asean have also begun relaxing their respective border controls to allow more freedom of movement in and out of their jurisdictions. We summarize the key changes to entry restrictions and quarantine measures in this publication, attached below.

Please note that the information provided in this publication is updated as of November 10 and the changes to policies, restrictions and quarantine measures are being proposed and implemented on a regular basis.

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Asean Mobility Spotlight (November 10)

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