Singapore - Update History
- February 2023: Covid regs lifted – biosecurity updated.
- January 2023: Health and Pets section updated.
- October 2022: Covid rules updated.
- July 2022: Covid rules and Clearance sections updated.
- April 2022: Covid protocols getting simpler, further updates to biosecurity.
- March 2022: Covid protocols updated with assistance from James Lim.
- January 2022: Biosecurity updated with feedback from SV Sea Monster.
- November 2021: Covid protocols updated.
- September 2021: All other Formalities and Health information checked and updated.
- August 2021: Borders temporarily closed – noted in biosecurity.
- June 2021: Covid protocols further updated with info. from MPA.
- May 2021: Biosecurity and Covid protocols updated.
- December 2019: Update on piracy attacks on commercial shipping.
- November 2019: Information added on Raffles Marina being added as a gazetted CIQP marina for clearance formalities in/out of Singapore.
- July 2019: Link added to Online Self Assessment test for Singapore Cruising Permit.
- July 2019: Coast Guard inspection information updated from Hans Yachts.
- May 2019: Immigration VHF channel updated with information from Tim Mann of SY Atoll II.
- April 2017: All Formalities updated via official websites, weather links and links section checked and updated.
- October 2016: Publications updated.
- May 2016: New Clearance procedures finalized with the help of Manjit Singh of Hans Yacht Services.
- May 2016: Clearance procedures, in particular, the new Immigration rules, updated with guidance from Michele Mortensen & Liz Datson & MPA documents.
- July 2015: Publications checked/updated
- May 2015: Formalities checked/updated.
- November 2014: Clearance and Customs checked/updated.
- July 2013: Immigration updated.
- December 2012: All formalities updated.
- April 2012: Confirmation from SY Tico Tico that clearance info. correct for Changi South Angler buoy.
- March 2012: Confirmation of AIS requirement from Jack Hunt.
- January 2012: Information from Paul Rice regarding the new AIS and clearance requirements.
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