Singapore to Ukraine

How this access rule is documented

1. March 25, 2025eVisa

   Named ordinary passports: current legal electronic visitor visa

   The current registered MFA e-Visa requirements expressly name these nationalities in Annex 3. The legally operative schedule has contained 42 names since 25 March 2025, when the MFA removed Grenada, Peru and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines; the live MFA page's unenumerated 43-state count is retained as a source discrepancy but does not negate the 42 directly named legal routes.

   • This is the directly named ordinary-passport e-Visa eligibility cohort in the registered current legal schedule, not a complement inferred from portal availability or omission.
   • MFA resumed actual e-Visa issuance on 19 February 2025. The legal Annex 3 has 42 names after its 25 March 2025 amendment, while the live MFA e-Visa page says 43 and the February resumption notice said 45 without a roster; the unidentified count discrepancy is retained and no forty-third nationality is inferred.
   • An e-Visa may be single or double entry and up to 30 days for the listed visitor purposes. It is issued online before travel; this policy does not establish visa-free, visa-on-arrival, residence, work, transit, diplomatic, official, service, emergency, refugee, stateless, third-country-document, carrier, or final-admission treatment.

   Official sourcesMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine / Verkhovna Rada legislation portal: Requirements for issuing visas in electronic formMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine / Verkhovna Rada legislation portal: MFA Order No. 129: Amendments to MFA regulatory actsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine: MFA resumes issuing electronic visas (e-Visa) to foreignersMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine: e-VisaMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine: Visa information
2. March 25, 2025eVisa

   Named ordinary passports: operative electronic visitor visa

   The registered operative e-Visa requirements expressly name this 42-passport Annex 3 cohort. Actual electronic issuance resumed on 19 February 2025; the listed route is an advance eVisa, not portal inference.

   • This is the directly named ordinary-passport Annex 3 cohort in the in-force legal schedule; no eligibility is inferred from omission, portal availability, or an unenumerated country count.
   • MFA resumed electronic issuance on 19 February 2025. The 25 March 2025 amendment removed Grenada, Peru, and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, leaving these 42 directly named routes.
   • The advance e-Visa is single or double entry for up to 30 days within the listed visitor purposes. Residence, work, transit, diplomatic, official, emergency, refugee, stateless, carrier, and final-admission treatment are not established here.

   Official sourcesMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine / Verkhovna Rada legislation portal: Requirements for issuing visas in electronic formMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine / Verkhovna Rada legislation portal: MFA Order No. 129: Amendments to MFA regulatory actsMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine: MFA resumes issuing electronic visas (e-Visa) to foreignersMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine: e-Visa
3. Current official routeeVisa

   Singapore ordinary passports: Ukraine electronic visitor visa

   Singapore MFA says Singaporeans can obtain Ukraine's electronic visa for ordinary short-visitor purposes.

   • The stated eVisa is valid for 30 days and can be single or double entry for tourism and other stated visitor purposes.
   • Singapore MFA also records a separate conditional visa-on-arrival route at Boryspil and Odesa airports. This policy records the expressly electronic route, not airport accessibility, martial-law, insurance, entry-point, work, residence, special-document or final-admission treatment.

   Official sourceMinistry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore: Singapore MFA: Ukraine travel information