SINGAPORE - Travellers who have been vaccinated against Covid-19 will be able to fly between Singapore and Malaysia's Kuala Lumpur without quarantine when the vaccinated travel lane (VTL) between the countries opens on Nov 29. VTLs with Finland, Sweden, India and Indonesia are also scheduled to begin that day, while those with Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are expected to start on Dec 6. But such quarantine-free travel still has its drawbacks. Travellers entering the Republic might have to foot their own medical bills if subsequently found to be infected with the coronavirus. The Straits Times looks at scenarios where Covid-19 patients are responsible for their medical bills here. Q: Who currently has their full Covid-19 medical bills paid for by the Government? A: The Government is currently footing the full Covid-19 medical bills of all Singaporeans, permanent residents (PRs) and long-term pass (LTP) holders - including those who are unvaccinated - except for those who test positive for the virus soon after returning from overseas travel. Q: Under what circumstances are travellers entering Singapore required to pay for their own Covid-19 medical bills? A: Singa...