KUALA LUMPUR, March 30 — The government has set a minimum insurance coverage of US$20,000 for travellers arriving in Malaysia, in line with the country’s border reopening on April 1.
“The insurance protection, among others, is to cover the quarantine, treatment and hospitalisation costs, in case they are infected with Covid-19 during their stay in Malaysia,” he said in a statement today. With the Singapore government’s latest ruling on travel insurance as well as on the basis of reciprocal policy, Khairy, however, said the requirement for insurance coverage is exempted for fully-vaccinated travellers.
“This exemption is applicable to travellers entering Malaysia from Singapore via air, land and sea,” he said.
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