Singapore entry visa
Holders of travel documents issued by ICA-listed visa-required countries/places who must obtain a visa before travel.
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The Singapore entry visa is pre-entry permission required for individuals travelling on specified travel documents or issued by certain countries to travel to and seek entry into Singapore. A visa does not guarantee entry, as admission is decided by ICA officers at the checkpoint. The permitted length of stay is not determined by the visa's validity, but rather by the electronic visit pass (e-Pass) issued upon arrival.
- Who it is for
- Holders of travel documents issued by ICA-listed visa-required countries/places who must obtain a visa before travel.
- Some passports need an entry visa before travel. The visit pass is issued on arrival.
Who this is for
Holders of travel documents issued by ICA-listed visa-required countries/places who must obtain a visa before travel.
- What you need to show
- A Singapore entry visa is not an immigration pass — it is pre-entry permission to travel to and seek entry. Period of stay is granted as a Visit Pass (e-Pass) at the checkpoint and is not tied to visa validity. Visa Free Transit Facility may apply for eligible nationals.
- Nationality
- Only for ICA-listed visa-required countries/places (and certain special document types).
- Work
- Working on a short-term visit pass is prohibited (ICA).
- Sponsor
- Application via ICA SAVE / overseas mission / authorised visa agent with local contact (per ICA).
Singapore entry visa