My daughter and I are about to return to Taiwan. On the āFollow quarantine rules & Enjoy your carefree returnā pdf it offers two options:
āQuarantine hotelā or āOne-person-per-residenceā.
My wife, who follows the ārulesā religiously, has been told by a work colleague that āOne-person-per-residenceā means that my daughter and I will need to stay at a quarantine hotel for three days. Given the wording this makes logical sense, but I appreciate that the wording on English websites is often open to interpretation and logic went out the window a long time ago.
Does anyone know for sure whether three people could spend their three days of quarantine in separate bedrooms in the same residence, or do I have to look for a quarantine hotel?