Tourism/leisure travels are still not allowed. Malaysia and Singapore started a travel bubble with its Reciprocal Green Lane project from, for essential and official purposes only.Foreign tourists will still not be allowed in to avoid any imported cases into the country. International borders will still remain closed. The decision to extend the recovery MCO, which was supposed to end on Aug 31, was made as there were still new cases daily in the country. We shall continue to keep you posted on new updatesĭespite Malaysia’s admirable efforts in battling the Covid-19 pandemic, the recovery movement control order (RMCO) has been extended to. Our international borders will remain closed and all foreign tourists are still not allowed into the country. The nationwide RMCO was supposed to end on, while Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Sabah are supposed to be under a conditional movement control order (CMCO) until January 14 due to the high number of cases in these states. There is still not a specific date being announced for re-opening.

Inter-state travel and international borders are still closed.Īlthough a Proclamation of Emergency was issued throughout Malaysia from 11 Jan to due to the threat of Covid-19 pandemic, this Proclamation does not indicate or represent an absolute date that our country’s borders will be closed until 01 Aug. This MCO status has been gradually improving, with some states had reverted to the Recovery stage, while some others are now back on Conditional MCO.Īll (if not, most) economic sectors are operating as usual, adhering to the new normal and set SOPs.Ĭurrently, 4 states (Selangor, Johor, Kelantan, Penang) & Kuala Lumpur in the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) from 19 to 31 March 2021. On, due to the rise of Covid-19 cases nationwide, the entire country was placed under Movement Control Order (MCO), dubbed MCO 2.0, just as it was first implemented in March last year. Phase 2 will be from April onwards covering senior citizens and the rest of the population will be in Phase 3 from August 2021 onwards. Vaccination has started since end of Feb and is ongoing for Phase 1 which covers the Frontliners.

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