If you have received at least two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine and you test negative using RAT kits on the sixth and seventh day after testing positive, you may leave the quarantine facility or your home isolation. The day after receiving the positive result is counted as day one. If you have not received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine and are sent to a quarantine facility, you will be sent home if you test negative after seven days to undergo another week of home quarantine, if your living condition allows. If you test positive, you will have to spend another week at the community isolation premises. You will be permitted to leave if you test negative after 14 days. If you have not received two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine and are quarantining at home, you will have to complete 14 days of isolation and test negative before you are allowed to leave your household. If you are unvaccinated and live with high-risk individuals, such as elderly people, pregnant women, or people with compromised immunity, you will have to complete 14 days of quarantine at a community isolation facility. You can return home after testing negative following the two-week period.