Visa Requirements for Singapore
All foreign visitors to Singapore must ensure that they meet or possess entry requirements as stated by the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Please click here for the requirements.
Countries Exempt from Visa Requirements:
United States, Canada, European Union countries, Australia, New Zealand, and many other developed nations: Citizens of these countries typically do not require a visa for short visits (tourism, business meetings, etc.) to Singapore. They are granted a social visit pass upon arrival, which usually allows for stays of up to 90 days.
Countries Requiring a Visa:
Most African and South American countries: Citizens of these countries often need to apply for a visa before traveling to Singapore, even for short visits. The specific requirements and visa types may vary.
Certain Asian and Middle Eastern countries: Some Asian and Middle Eastern countries may require visas for entry into Singapore. The requirements can vary, so it’s essential to check with the nearest Singaporean embassy or consulate.
Other countries: Visa requirements may apply to citizens of other countries not mentioned above. Again, it’s crucial to consult the official website of the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore or the nearest Singaporean embassy or consulate for the most current information on visa requirements.
Check out the full list of countries and regions that require a visa to enter Singapore.
Please note that the visa requirements can vary depending on the purpose of your visit, the length of stay, and your nationality. It’s always advisable to check the specific requirements and apply for a visa if needed well in advance of your intended travel dates to Singapore.
