
Singaporeentry requirements
Visa rules depend on your passport, so pick yours to see them. Arrival forms, onward travel and insurance are covered below.
Visa
Choose the passport you will travel with to see the visa route and its conditions.
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Arrival forms & authorizations
Required under these conditions
SG Arrival Card (SGAC)
Submit the free SG Arrival Card within three days, including arrival day. It is an arrival declaration, not a visa. Check ICA’s exemptions and entry-route instructions before submitting.
Read our guide: Singapore SG Arrival Card →
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Onward travel
Required under these conditions
ICA's general entry requirements for short-term visitors say you should have enough cash and proof of onward travel, such as tickets and visas. Be ready to show them; ICA decides whether you can enter.
Travel insurance
Recommended
ICA's entry requirements for short-term visitors don't list travel insurance, but it's recommended. Check any conditions for your visa or circumstances.
Other information
These conditions are for a regular tourist visit. Where you live, your visa status and the route you take can change what applies to you.
- Foreign passports must normally have six months of validity. ICA may require sufficient funds, onward-travel evidence and biometrics.
- The e-Pass issued at entry determines the allowed stay. A visa or arrival-card submission does not guarantee admission.
- Yellow-fever certification depends on recent travel history; check ICA’s current entry requirements.
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General entry guidance
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabica.gov.sg
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabica.gov.sg
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- Official guidance — opens in a new tabica.gov.sg
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabshanghai.mfa.gov.sg
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabhongkong.mfa.gov.sg
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabseoul.mfa.gov.sg
- Official guidance — opens in a new tabica.gov.sg
Official services set these requirements.
