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For Filipino Travellers Intending to Transit Through Singapore AD2020-274 Page 1 of 3 For Filipino Travellers Intending to Transit through Singapore The Philippine Embassy in Singapore reiterates its reminder to all Filipino travellers of the following Singapore Government policy for transit through Changi Airport: ● Transfers in Singapore are only allowed on flights operated by Singapore Airlines, Silk Air and Scoot, or other airlines whose transfer route has been approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore. Passengers should, therefore, consult their airline before purchasing their air tickets. ● Transit through Singapore is allowed only for passengers who are departing from cities approved for transit flights through Singapore to any destination in the Singapore Airlines Group network (Please see table below). ● Passengers may book a return flight through Singapore only if both the point of origin and the final destination are in the list of cities approved for transit through Singapore. ● For more information on Singapore transit policy, please visit the following: a) https://www.singaporeair.com/en_UK/sg/media-centre/news- alert/?id=kataac8r b) https://www.singaporeair.com/saar5/pdf/media- centre/201121TableforCitiesApprovedforTransit.pdf The Philippine Embassy, Singapore 22 November 2020 AD2020-274 Page 2 of 3 Cities Approved for SIA, SilkAir and Scoot Transit Flights through Singapore City Airline Australia Brisbane Singapore Airlines Adelaide Singapore Airlines Melbourne* Singapore Airlines, Scoot Perth Singapore Airlines, Scoot Sydney Singapore Airlines Brunei Bandar Seri Begawan Singapore Airlines Cambodia Phnom Penh Silk Air China** Chongqing Silk Air Guangzhou Scoot Nanjing Scoot Shanghai Singapore Airlines Shenzhen Singapore Airlines Tianjin Scoot Denmark Copenhagen Singapore Airlines France Paris Singapore Airlines Germany Frankfurt Singapore Airlines Indonesia Jakarta Singapore Airlines Medan Silk Air Surabaya Singapore Airlines, Scoot Italy Milan Singapore Airlines Hong Kong SAR Hong Kong Singapore Airlines, Scoot Japan Osaka Singapore Airlines Tokyo (Narita) Singapore Airlines, Scoot Fukuoka Singapore Airlines Nagoya Singapore Airlines Malaysia Ipoh Scoot Kuala Lumpur Singapore Airlines, Silk Air, Scoot Kuching Scoot Penang Silk Air, Scoot Maldives Male Silk Air (from 1 December 2020) New Zealand Auckland Singapore Airlines Christchurch Singapore Airlines South Africa Johannesburg Singapore Airlines South Korea Seoul Singapore Airlines, Scoot Spain Barcelona Singapore Airlines Switzerland Zurich Singapore Airlines Taiwan Taipei Singapore Airlines, Scoot Kaohsiung Scoot Thailand Bangkok (Suvarnabhumi) Singapore Airlines The Netherlands Amsterdam Singapore Airlines The United Kingdom London (Heathrow) Singapore Airlines The United States Los Angeles Singapore Airlines New York (JFK) Singapore Airlines Turkey Istanbul Singapore Airlines Vietnam Da Nang Singapore Airlines Hanoi Singapore Airlines Ho Chi Minh City Singapore Airlines Source: Singapore Changi Airport website, 19 November 2020. AD2020-274 Page 3 of 3 *Due to further restrictions imposed by the Australian Government, Singapore Airlines will not operate passenger services from Singapore to Melbourne from 1 July to 6 December 2020. Flights from Melbourne to Singapore from 1 July to 6 December 2020 are operating as listed. **Due to regulatory requirements, transfers to destinations in Mainland China are currently not allowed. ***Cities approved for transit flights must be your first point of departure. The exceptions are if your first point of departure is for a domestic flight, or if you are departing from a country in the Schengen area to connect to a SIA flight that is departing from another Schengen country. ****Do note you will not be able to transit through Singapore if you had to transfer through another country from your city of departure before transiting at Changi Airport. For example, Dublin – London – Singapore – Sydney is not allowed. .
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