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The objective of the Quarantine Order (“QO”) Allowance Scheme is to provide financial assistance to affected self-employed individuals or employers whose employees have been placed under quarantine (“PUQ”). The allowance is an ex-gratia payment made in the absolute discretion of the Ministry of Health (“MOH”).
Aug 3, 2021 · A: The Quarantine Order Allowance Scheme allows self-employed persons and Singapore-registered companies that have employees under quarantine order to claim S$100 a day.
Apr 1, 2020 · The Quarantine Order Allowance (QOA) Scheme is set up to mitigate financial impact for those who have been served Quarantine Orders under the Infectious Diseases Act. Under the QOA scheme, claims of $100 per day can be made by two groups:
COVID-19 Leave-of Absence (LOA) scheme payout. COVID-19 Stay-Home Notice (SHN) scheme payout To provide temporary financial support to workers in lower- to middle-income households who are presently experiencing involuntary job loss, involuntary no-pay leave or income loss due to the economic impact of COVID-. 19.
The Quarantine Order Allowance (QOA) Scheme is set up to mitigate financial impact for those who have been served Quarantine Orders under the Infectious Diseases Act.
To date, S$16.2 million has been distributed to eligible applicants under the Quarantine Order Allowance (QOA) Scheme. Typically, payouts are made to successful applicants within three months of submitting the QOA application.
The Quarantine Order Allowance Scheme was introduced to encourage the adherence to the quarantine and to cushion the impact on self-employed persons and companies. Isolation Orders are issued to a Covid-19 positive person who is infectious and are not expected to move around.
