COVID-19 Epidemic News
- 1 CECC urges the public to continue to practice personal hygiene and maintain social distancing as many countries see a resurgence in coronavirus cases
- 2 CECC further relaxes restrictions concerning attending funerals and visiting relatives for people in home isolation or quarantine
- 3 Restriction to Citizens/Non-Citizens Entering Taiwan (since 00:00 July 4 Taipei Standard Time )
- 4 CECC confirms 1 more COVID-19 case; male case returns to Taiwan from South Africa
- 5 CECC confirms 1 more imported COVID-19 case; case returns to Taiwan from Mexico
- 6 Restriction to Citizens/Non-Citizens Entering Taiwan
- 7 Cumulative total of 447 COVID-19 cases confirmed in Taiwan; 438 patients released from isolation
- 8 CECC confirms 1 more imported COVID-19 case; case returns to Taiwan from Guatemala
- 9 From June 25, transit passengers are allowed at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport with thorough route and monitoring measures in place to prevent coronavirus spread
- 10 Entry measures to be gradually relaxed for foreign nationals, Hong Kong and Macao residents; eligible travelers must present negative COVID-19 test result at check-in and undergo 14-day home quarantine upon entry
- 11 Restriction to Citizens/Non-Citizens Entering Taiwan
- 12 CECC eases visitor restrictions at healthcare facilities
- 13 Migrant workers without violation of law and whereabouts unknown whose Alien Resident Certificates expire on or after March 31, 2020, can apply for a special departure date extension for 30 days if they are unable to leave Taiwan due to flight bans.
- 14 CECC confirms 1 more imported COVID-19 case; case returns to Taiwan from Bangladesh
- 15 Fourth automatic 30-day extension for foreigners entering Taiwan on or before March 21 with visa waiver, visitor visa, or landing visa (no application required) (overstayers excepted)
- 16 CECC reports no new confirmed cases; 431 patients released from isolation
- 17 Dedicated COVID-19 website goes online and provides information on Taiwan’s major measures taken to combat COVID-19
- 18 CECC reports no new confirmed cases; number of patients released from isolation remains to be 428
- 19 Restriction to Citizens/Non-Citizens Entering Taiwan
- 20 CECC reports no new confirmed cases; 427 patients released from isolation