"14-day Stay at Home"; foreigner leaves Sg after 3 days?

[martincymru]

(COVID 19)

Is this allowed or must he/she serve full 14 days. OK?

[MikeJones]

Well you can leave but you might not be allowed back...https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/ ... pped-of-pr
This guy had failed to comply with the SHN before trying to leave so slightly different, but I think they'll want you to stay the full 14 days with no symptoms before you try going anywhere else.

[x9200]

Well you can leave but you might not be allowed back...https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/ ... pped-of-pr
This guy had failed to comply with the SHN before trying to leave so slightly different, but I think they'll want you to stay the full 14 days with no symptoms before you try going anywhere else.

Not sure if he can leave:

"Advisory for all persons issued SHN
- Remain in place of residence at all times
- Don’t leave to buy food and essentials; Opt for home delivery or ask neighbours/grassroots for help
- Minimise contact with people, avoid visitors
- Maintain record of people in close contact with
- Take temperature twice daily; monitor for respiratory symptoms

Penalties for non-compliance
- Fine of up to $10,000 and/or 6-mth imprisonment for 1st offence[..]"

[x9200]

COVID-19: Additional border control measures
To focus resources on S’poreans

➡ From 23 Mar 2359hrs:

All short-term visitors:
No entry/transit through S’pore

For work pass holders:
Entry/return only for those providing essential services (and their dependents)

All S’pore citizens, PRs and Long Term Pass Holders returning to S’pore
From Hubei province: 14-day quarantine
From all other countries: 14-day Stay-Home Notice (SHN)
Comply with SHN/Quarantine orders to limit spread of virus

Malaysians with S’pore work permits:
- Will continue to be able to work in S’pore during this period, with appropriate accommodation arrangements
- Transport of goods between Malaysia and Singapore will be facilitated

[martincymru]

so the position is you are imprisoned for full 14 days