Singapore Visa

No, there is no facility of ‘Visa on Arrival’ for an Indian citizen who is visiting Singapore. All Indians must apply for a Singapore visa before their trip.

Singapore visa takes 3 to 4 days for processing. This excludes the day of submission, weekends and public holidays. However, some applications may take a longer time to process.

Yes. Getting a Singapore tourist visa is an easy and hassle-free process due to the relatively smooth electronic system that has streamlined the visa process. With the demand for minimum document requirements, applicants receive the Singapore visa online (e-Visa) which they must print and carry along with their passport and other documents.

No. Getting a Singapore visa is a relatively easy task. You will need to apply to any of the authorised agents, who will thereon process your visa online. The Singapore High Commission does not accept individual walk-ins. Always apply for your tourist visa at least 30 days before your departure date to allow for enough processing time. This saves you from any unnecessary stress!

You cannot personally apply for Singapore Visa online. Only Authorised Agents and Strategic Partners can process the visa on your behalf.

No, all Indians holding ordinary passports require a Singapore visa to enter Singapore. Only official, diplomatic and service passport holders in India don’t need a visa to enter Singapore.

No, you cannot apply for a Singapore Visa in person at the office of the High Commission of Singapore. The High Commission does not accept any direct applications. Singapore Visa must be applied online through an authorized travel agent like us only.

Singapore Tourist Visa is a multiple entry visa issued for up to 2 years which begins from the date of issue of the visa. Please bear in mind that the duration of each stay in Singapore cannot exceed 30 days, i.e. every time you are entering the country your passport will be accordingly stamped permiting you to stay for up to 30 days.

You can apply for an extension before your current stay expires in person at the ICA building in Singapore. The address is Immigration & Checkpoints Authority, ICA Building, 10 Kallang Road, Singapore 208718.

Singapore Visa for Indians is an eVisa. The sticker visa has been replaced by an electronic visa in a PDF format. An approved electronic visa is emailed to the applicant in a PDF (Acrobat Reader) format which will contain a unique identification number. The Singapore visa can be printed on an A4 sheet of paper and presented to the immigration officer together with the passport and completed landing card at passport control.

In case you lose your Singapore eVisa copy or wish to reprint it, you can do so by visiting the ICA website https://save.ica.gov.sg/

The following is a step-by-step process of how you can reprint the Singapore eVIsa on the ICA website:

Step 1 : Go to the official ICA (Immigration & Checkpoints Authority) website, which is https://save.ica.gov.sg/

Step 2 : Scroll down further and then click the option “Status Enquiry.”

Step 3 : Enter the ARN (Application Reference Number) and the TDN (Travel Document Number) and print your Singapore Visa.

You may also contact us to get a new copy.

No, you must always obtain the Visa prior to your travel to Singapore.

The final decision on granting and the validity of the Singapore visa is made by the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoint Authority (ICA). Similar to any other visa of another country, possession of a valid Visa does not entitle a foreign national to enter Singapore automatically. Granting of a visit pass to foreign visitors is determined by the officer of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority at the Singapore checkpoints and each case is considered on its own merits.

Refusals by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority are quite rare. Reasons for refusals of a Singapore Visa are never given to us by the Immigration & Checkpoints authority. As far as we are aware, some of the main reasons for refusal can be if:

• the applicant has done something wrong during their previous stay in Singapore;
• the applicant has abused the visa regime or overstayed the permitted time during their previous stay;
• the applicant has another currently valid visa to Singapore;
• the applicant has already been refused a Singapore visa recently;
• the applicant has already applied for a visa with another agency;
• the photograph is not as per the specifications.

Due to an increase in illegal activity by the tourists entering Singapore with a tourist visa, the ICA has hardened the visa approval procedure and the number of refusals has increased.

The easiest way to apply for a Singapore Visa is to contact us. We are experts in the travel and tourism sector with over 40 years of experience. Through our expertise, in-depth knowledge and integrity, we commit to delivering an exceptional experience to our customers each and every time you use our service. In order to help us understand your unique visa needs, please drop in your query and our Expert will get in touch with you.

You are strongly advised to purchase a health / travel insurance to cover yourself in Singapore as medical treatment can be very expensive in Singapore. We can certainly assist you with the travel insurance as it’s an absolute necessity for International travel in the event of unexpected events such as medical emergencies, baggage delay or loss etc.

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