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Can I get a Singapore visa on arrival?
iVisa
5 min read
Updated on Sep 11, 2024

Disclaimer: An arrival card is not a visa. It cannot be used as a substitute for a visa and does not grant permission to enter any country. Travelers are responsible for obtaining the appropriate visa, if required, prior to arrival. The arrival card is for administrative purposes only and does not serve as a travel authorization or entry permit.

No, there is currently no facilities in Singapore that process visas on arrival. However, certain countries must complete an Electronic Arrival Card prior to processing through immigration.

What about the Disembarkation/Embarkation Card?

In August 2019, the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) introduced the Electronic Arrival Card to replace the traditional paper Disembarkation / Embarkation Card (DE Card).

It is an electronic admission document which travelers can complete up to 14 days after issued or until the passport expires in advance of their intended arrival date, and avoid wasting time and paper at the airport. Applicants will receive their Tourist Card via email after filling our application form.

iVisa offers this service to help travelers save time and avoid long lines at the airport. Also, by getting an Electronic Arrival Card, you do not have to fill out the paperwork handed out on the plane. Please know this service is not a requirement to enter Singapore and it carries a service fee.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I apply for a Singapore eVisa?

To find out in which category you are, you can use iVisa’s Visa Checker. It is a simple feature that will spare you the trouble of going over Singapore’s visa policy itself. All you have to do is choose your nationality from the drag-down menu on the left and add Singapore to the menu on the right. The result will tell you whether or not you need a visa, and if you do, it will lay down your options. If you are eligible for a Singapore eVisa, you can apply on the spot. If not, you will be provided with a list of embassies where you can apply.

If visa cost is zero, why do I need to pay?

Apply ahead and avoid wasting hours lining in the airport waiting to complete the visa will make things easier for you. To obtain an eVisa with iVisa, you just need a few minutes of your valuable time, then, we do the rest. That is the reason we charge you a small amount, and you will be able to have you eVisa in as little as 30 minutes.

What is the SG Arrival Card?

It is the Singapore Electronic Arrival Card, an electronic admission document that can be used to replace the traditional paper Disembarkation/Embarkation Card (DE Card).

How long can visitors stay in Singapore with an Arrival Card?

Visitors carrying an arrival card an enter the country for a maximum of 30 days per entry. This visa also grants a Single entry and expires 30 days after issued or until passport expires.

Is there a Singapore visa on arrival countries list?

There is no list, as currently Singapore does not process visas on arrival, but you may still need a Singapore Arrival Card. The Arrival Card is Not a visa but is required by prior to processing through immigration. You can use iVisa’s Visa Checker to find the visa requirements to any specific country.

What are the documents required to apply?

To apply online with iVisa, we just require the basic documents and information like:

  • Your valid passport.

  • A credit/debit card or Paypal account.

What are the processing times and prices?

We propose three options for the processing time and price of it:

  • Standard processing – your visa application is processed within 24 hours, and the price is USD $99.99 (service fees included).

  • Rush processing – you will receive your card within 4 hours, and the total price of it is USD $134.99 (service fees included).

  • Super rush processing – this is the fastest option. You will get your Arrival Card in only 30 minutes, and you will be charged USD $199.99 (service fees included).

Click here to start your application.

How does the SG Arrival Card work?

In August 2019, the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) introduced the Electronic Arrival Card to replace the traditional paper Disembarkation / Embarkation Card (DE Card).

It is an electronic admission document which travelers can complete up to 14 days after issued or until the passport expires in advance of their intended arrival date, and avoid wasting time and paper at the airport. Applicants will receive their Tourist Card via email after filling our application form.

iVisa offers this service to help travelers save time and avoid long lines at the airport. Also, by getting an Electronic Arrival Card, you do not have to fill out the paperwork handed out on the plane. Please know this service is not a requirement to enter Singapore and it carries a service fee.

How can I apply for an SG Arrival Card?

The application is really easy. It has only three steps:

  1. The first step will ask you to fill in your general information. You also need to choose the processing time from the options mentioned above.

  2. The second step will ask you to revise step one and make the payment.

  3. The last step consists of a questionnaire. Other documents may be required as well, but it depends on personal circumstances.

Click here to start. After you are done, you submit your form and wait for your visa to arrive. In case you need assistance to fill your application, iVisa has a fantastic support service that you can call 24/7.

Does obtaining an SG Arrival Card guarantee me entry into Singapore?

No. The Singapore Electronic Arrival Card does not guarantee entry to the country. It’s up to the country’s customs authorities to allow entry to a visitor after procedure checking upon arrival.

Is it safe to use iVisa to get my SG Arrival Card?

Many people think that online information leaks and that their personal info is at risk of getting into the wrong hands. However, that is not the case with our services. We provide maximum safety for your personal data, confidentiality, and we invest a lot in the security of our database. Your personal information could not be safer. You can check what hundreds of happy customers say about us here.

I have more unresolved questions, where can I find more info?

For a faster resolution click here and start chatting with one of our customer service representatives. Alternatively, you can find more info and FAQs here.

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