The Standard
Date: 18 Jun 2020
By: Jasmine Ling

Taiwan will shorten the mandatory quarantine period to five days for Hong Kong business travelers from Monday if they test negative for the coronavirus.

They will be tested after five to seven days in quarantine. If they test negative, they will be released and allowed to self-monitor their health until the 21st day after their entry to Taiwan.

The policy change applies to those who are engaged in short-term commercial activities.

Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control announced yesterday that foreign business travelers should meet four requirements before they can have their quarantine cut to five or seven days instead of two weeks.    [FULL  STORY]