CECC head says home quarantine for COVID contacts has 'entered history'

Taiwan starts '0+7' plan, opens borders, raises weekly passenger quota to 150,000, ends tour group ban

Arriving passengers must still follow rules on accommodations, testing, venturing out, masking

Industrial migrant workers, caregivers of low-risk patients can start work if they test negative for COVID

International students who have symptoms upon arrival must undergo PCR test, enter quarantine dorm

Asymptomatic students aged 5-11 who test negative can undergo '3+4' plan. beginning Oct. 13

Arrivals who test positive for COVID can stay at home, enhanced quarantine hotel, or quarantine center

Taiwan to launch '0+7' plan, raise weekly quota to 150,000, fully open borders, end tour bans on Oct. 13

860,000 people have stayed in Taiwan's quarantine hotels since 2020

Like all other overseas arrivals, migrant workers will be subject to '0+7' plan on Oct. 13