Originally Posted by
Gaucho100K
I hadnt thought about the self declaration.... I guess this is part of the information I need to provide Singapore Immigration prior to my arrival - that you do online, correct...?
Yes, on-line and, if I remember well, you receive a QR code that you scan at an automated gate with your passport
Originally Posted by
Gaucho100K
My thoughts were exactly in line with you, Goldorak. I was thinking if our Argentine Passports would "trigger" some form of secondary check. The US actually never stamps your passport when you leave, but I can absolutely proove I left EZE on 12/22 (Argentina still does give you exit stamps), and I have a UAE Entry Stamp on 12/24 and then a Thailand Entry stamp on 12/27..... so I can 200% positively proove that Ive been out of the assumed "danger" zone for a lot more than the required 6 days.
So, you're fine.
My personal experience a few months ago : I was in Sao Paulo and was going to Singapore via Paris (short stop at home) with 3 days between leaving Brazil and arriving in SG. Brazil is also on the SG list of countries affected by yellow fever (even if there's none in SP), so I got the vaccine 1 month before going to Brazil just for the purpose of the trip to SG. On the on-line SG arrival declaration, I declared that I visited Brazil. When I scanned the QR code at the gate, a red light beeped and I had to see an officier and show him my vaccine certificate.
The vaccine is for life (one shot and that's it), so this is also something you may consider in the future.