Taiwan China will fully reopen its borders by ending mandatory Covid quarantine for arrivals next month, the government said Thursday.
From October 13, authorities will eliminate quarantine and ask arrivals to self-monitor for seven days, cabinet spokesman Lo Ping-cheng quoted Premier Su Tseng-chang as saying on Thursday.
Visitors currently have to undergo a mandatory three-day hotel quarantine, followed by four days of self-monitoring where they are expected to avoid crowded places.
Visa-free travel for travellers from certain countries will resume from September 29 and the ban on tour groups will be lifted in October, Lo added.