We are aware of scam calls and emails impersonating MOH officers. When in doubt, please verify the authenticity of phone calls and emails by calling MOH hotline at 1800-333-9999.
Falsehood on COVID-19 Vaccination Links with Stroke and Heart AttackMOH is aware of falsehoods circulating that the COVID-19 vaccination has clear and causal links with stroke and heart attack. In particular, there are allegations that a doctor had suffered a stroke and an 81-year-old man had passed away from heart attack as a consequence and result of receiving the COVID-19 vaccination. These allegations are false. Please click here for the facts of the case.Vaccination AppointmentDue to the strong demand for COVID-19 vaccinations in Singapore and limited supplies, we seek your understanding that there may be limited slots available at your preferred location. However, we wish to inform you that there are appointment slots available at other locations where you may wish to consider to book your appointments. Thank you for your patience and understanding.Read More
Beware of False Information on COVID-19 Vaccination CertificatesWe are aware of a message circulating on text messaging platforms advising people to provide their passport number for their vaccination certificate. MOH would like to clarify that we are not issuing any physical certificate for COVID-19 vaccination and will not be collecting passport or NRIC numbers for this. To view your COVID-19 vaccination records, please click here and login with your SingPass for more info. You can also call the MOH hotline at 1800-333-9999 if you have further queries. Thank you.Please Stay at Home if you have an MC or are Feeling UnwellYou should only take the vaccination when you are well.
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Health Advisory for Persons Issued Stay-Home Notice (updated 26 Feb 2021)If you are issued a Stay-Home Notice, you must remain in your place of residence at all times during the Stay-Home Notice period. Do not leave your residence, even to purchase food and essentials. Individuals who breach their Stay-Home Notice may be prosecuted under the Infectious Diseases Act and/or the Infectious Diseases (COVID-19 Stay Orders) Regulations 2020.Please click Health Advisory for Persons Issued Stay-Home Notice (SHN) to read the full advisory.
Please click here for the latest measures for inbound travellers.Travellers to Bear Costs of Stay at Dedicated SHN Facilities (updated 9 Feb 2021)
All travellers, including Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who last left Singapore before 27 Mar 2020 will have to pay for their stay at dedicated SHN facilities. and COVID-19 test, where applicable.
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