Singapore/Tourist Visa

Singapore Tourist Visa Requirements

Complete guide to Singapore Tourist Visa requirements for Indian, Chinese, and other nationals requiring visa.

Processing: 3-5 working days (may vary)
Fee: SGD 30
Last verified: January 2026
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Overview

The Singapore Tourist Visa allows visitors to enter Singapore for tourism, visiting friends/relatives, or short business activities.

Key features: - Validity: 35 days to 2 years (multiple entry) - Stay duration: Up to 30 days per visit (decided at immigration) - Fee: SGD 30 (approximately INR 1,850) - Processing: 3-5 working days

Who needs a visa: Indian citizens, Chinese citizens (PRC), and several other nationalities need to obtain a visa before traveling to Singapore.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Valid passport with at least 6 months validity
  • Sufficient funds for the stay
  • Confirmed accommodation
  • Return/onward ticket
  • Clean immigration record
  • Genuine purpose of visit

Required Documents

Valid Passport

Required

Original passport with 6+ months validity and 2 blank pages

Old passports with travel history helpful

Visa Application Form (Form 14A)

Required

Completed and signed application form

Download from ICA website

Passport Photo

Required

Recent color photo (35mm x 45mm, white background)

Taken within last 3 months

Flight Itinerary

Required

Round-trip flight booking

Check ICA requirements for accepted travel documentation

Hotel Booking

Required

Confirmed accommodation in Singapore

Include hotel confirmation details

Bank Statement

Required

Last 3 months bank statements

Should show SGD 100+ per day of stay

Employment Proof

Required

Employment letter or business registration

On company letterhead

Cover Letter

Optional

Letter explaining purpose of visit

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Local Contact (Singapore)

Optional

Contact details of person/company in Singapore

Required if applying through local sponsor

Application Steps

1

Choose Application Method

Apply through authorized agent, VFS, or local sponsor in Singapore

2

Prepare Documents

Gather passport, photos, itinerary, and financial documents

3

Complete Form 14A

Fill the official visa application form

4

Submit Application

Submit through chosen channel with fee payment

5

Receive E-Visa

E-visa sent to email if approved (3-5 days)

6

Print E-Visa

Carry printed copy for immigration check

Visa Fees

TypeAmountNote
Visa FeeSGD 30Non-refundable
VFS Service Fee (India)INR 400-800Additional service charge

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Indians need visa for Singapore?

Yes. Indian citizens need a visa to visit Singapore. Apply through authorized agents or VFS Global in India.

How long can I stay in Singapore on tourist visa?

The visa may be valid for up to 2 years, but each visit is limited to 30 days. Exact stay granted at immigration.

Can I apply for Singapore visa online?

Individual tourists cannot apply directly online. You must use an authorized agent or have a local sponsor in Singapore.

What is the Singapore visa fee for Indians?

SGD 30 (approximately INR 1,850) plus VFS/agent service fees.

Can I extend Singapore tourist visa?

Extensions are possible at ICA Singapore, but not guaranteed. Apply before current stay expires.

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Processing Time

3-5 working days (may vary)
Standard processing

Important

Requirements may change. Always verify current requirements with the official embassy or consulate website before applying.

Official Sources

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