The Singapore eVisa is a required travel document for visitors from specific countries. Understanding its duration and validity is essential for planning your trip effectively.
Let's explore the key aspects of the Singapore eVisa validity and other considerations to keep in mind, such as the SG Arrival Card.
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How long is they Singapore eVisa valid?
The eVisa is valid between 30 days and 3 months from the issue date. The exact validity depends on:
- Nationality
- Purpose of visit
Note: Validity differs from your allowed length of stay. The validity is the period during which the visa is valid and can be used to enter the country.
Find out more about the Singapore eVisa.
How long can I stay in Singapore with an eVisa?
Understanding the permitted duration of stay is crucial for planning your Singapore trip. Here's what you need to know:
- Your maximum stay can range from 14 to 30 days per entry
- The specific duration depends on your nationality
- Your passport will be stamped upon entry, indicating your allowed stay
Who needs the eVisa for Singapore?
Here's an overview of who need the eVisa or embassy visa to visit the country. Keep in mind that this info can change quickly, and the below was valid at the time of writing:
Country |
Visa requirement |
Visa validity |
Maximum duration of stay |
India |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
China |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Russia |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Armenia |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Azerbaijan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Belarus |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Kazakhstan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Kyrgyzstan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Moldova |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Tajikistan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Turkmenistan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Ukraine |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Uzbekistan |
eVisa required |
63 days |
Up to 30 days per entry |
Notes:
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eVisa: The eVisa for eligible nationalities typically allows a maximum stay of 30 days per entry and is valid for 63 days from the date of issuance.
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Regular Visa: Countries like Pakistan, Nigeria, and Iran require a regular visa, with visa validity and stay duration determined on a case-by-case basis.
SG Arrival Card: What is it and how to apply
In addition to the eVisa, all foreign visitors to Singapore must complete the SG Arrival Card.
Here's what you need to know:
- It's a mandatory registration form for immigration compliance and border control
- Must be completed within 3 days of your planned departure to Singapore
- Valid for a single trip to Singapore
It has two purposes:
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First, it is a form containing all the formal immigration compliance with all Singapore rules.
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Second, it contains important health-control information (in case a health emergency were to occur before your trip).
We can assist you with your eVisa and SG Arrival Card applications, ensuring a smooth entry into Singapore.
"I’m so happy iVisa double-checked every field on this form. What if I missed something and they denied my entry at immigration? I can't afford to mess this up before my meeting." - Ella T., recent applicant and business traveler
Follow these simple steps to get it via us:
- Fill out our online application on our website or mobile app
- Pay the processing fee
- Upload the required documents and receive your SG Arrival Card confirmation via email
"iVisa made getting my Singapore Arrival Card a breeze. I received my card in less than two hours." - Danny L. China
Need more info about your trip to Singapore?
At iVisa, we've simplified visa processes for over 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have questions about Singapore or the Singapore eVisa application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.
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