Listed ordinary passports require a Singapore eVisa
ICA requires these ordinary-passport holders to obtain prior entry-visa approval, issued electronically through Singapore's visa process.
- The policy covers ordinary nationality passports and does not flatten diplomatic, official, refugee, alien, temporary, identity, or travel-permit rules.
- Applications use a qualified Singapore local contact, an ICA partner, a Singapore mission, or its authorised visa agent; ICA does not accept counter applications.
- Some CIS, Georgian, Indian, Turkmen, Ukrainian, and special PRC document holders may qualify for a tightly conditioned 96-hour transit facility.
- A visa is pre-entry permission and does not guarantee admission.
- Admission and the Visit Pass duration are determined by Singapore immigration officers at entry.
- Each traveller needs an individual travel document, normally with at least six months' remaining validity.
- The free SG Arrival Card is an arrival declaration, not a visa or ETA, and is normally submitted within three days before arrival.
Official sourcesSingapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority: Check if you need a Singapore entry visaSingapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority: Entering SingaporeSingapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Check if you need a Singapore visaSingapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority: Singapore Visa Free Transit FacilitySingapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority: SG Arrival Card with electronic health declaration