What is the validity or duration of the Singapore eVisa?

From the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel to the serene Botanic Gardens, there's no shortage of things to see and do in Singapore.

Understanding the validity and max. allowed stay of your Singapore eVisa or arrival card is critical to planning your trip.

The validity is different from how long you can stay in the country. Below, we'll explain the differences and exact validity and max. stay periods of the Singapore eVisa and Singapore Arrival Card.

What is the Singapore eVisa and what is the validity/duration?

The Singapore eVisa is a visa for travelers from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan. They can apply online and get the visa confirmation by email. Note that this list can change over time!

The Singapore eVisa allows multiple entries into the country during its period of validity (9 weeks or 63 days). This validity period begins from the date of issue of the visa.

However, please note that the validity is different from how long you can stay in the country.

How long can you stay in the country with the Singapore eVisa?

Each stay in Singapore can last between 15 and 30 days, depending on your nationality. Every time you enter the country your passport will be accordingly stamped.

Check the total max. stay for your nationality here.

When to apply for the Singapore eVisa

You are advised to apply for an entry visa within 30 days prior to arrival in Singapore.

What is the Singapore SG Arrival Card, and what is the validity/duration?

The Singapore Arrival Card is a registration form, mandatory for all foreign visitors. It has two purposes:

• First, it's a customs registration form to make sure you comply with all import rules
• Second, it acts as a travel health certificate, meaning you'll have to declare any health issues before you arrive

Please note that the Singapore Arrival Card is not a visa. You'll have to complete this form regardless of visa requirements. For some travelers this means they have to have the eVisa and the Singapore Arrival Card.

Validity and max. stay of the Singapore (SG) Arrival Card

You must complete the card every time you visit Singapore and it's valid for your entire stay.

When to register the SG Arrival Card

You must register your details through the Singapore Arrival Card within 3 days of your planned departure date.

List of entry points accepting the SG Arrival Card

The SG Arrival Card is valid for entry into Singapore through these entry points:

• Singapore Changi Airport - SIN: Air travel.
• Tuas checkpoint: Land travel.
• Woodlands checkpoint: Land travel.
• Changi Ferry Terminal: By sea.
• Changi Point Ferry Terminal: By sea.
• Singapore Cruise Centre: By sea.
• Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal: By sea.

Presenting your SG Arrival Card at any of the aforementioned entry points will help you get the most out of it and guarantee a simple entry into Singapore.

Extending your Singapore eVisa

It's not possible to extend your Singapore visa validity. If you need more time in Singapore, apply for a new visa through the government website or through our platform.

Learn more about the Singapore eVisa and SG Arrival Card

If you have any questions about your trip to Singapore, visas, or other travel documents, please contact our customer support team via online chat or WhatsApp. We’re here to help!