SG Arrival Card
From$69.99
- 30 days validity
- Stay up to 30 days per entry
- Single entry
- As fast as 15 minutes
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Singapore allows visa-free entry to nationals of many countries, such as the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, the European Union member states, Japan, and South Korea, for tourism or business visits, typically for stays of 30 to 90 days, depending on nationality. Singapore does not offer a Visa on Arrival.
All travelers must complete the SG Arrival Card (SGAC), a digital customs and entry form, online within 3 days prior to arrival.
The Singapore eVisa is an official electronic travel authorization that grants citizens of visa-required countries, such as Russia, China, and others, for tourism or business.
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The SG Arrival Card (SGAC) is a mandatory electronic arrival declaration required for all travelers entering Singapore, including visa-exempt and visa-required nationals. It is not a visa and does not replace a visa requirement.
Apply nowThe Singapore eVisa (Electronic Visa) is issued to eligible nationals for tourism, business meetings, social visits, or short-term purposes.
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Start my applicationVery easy at gate. NOTE HOWEVER as you enter Singapore immediately before the gate , a huge sign indicates that all entrants (including Singapore citizens) must fill in the entry form. We started doing this not knowing that we were simply duplication the i-visa we had completed on line. The notice was misleading - we could have gone straight through (which we eventually did).
I appreciate simple and straightforward instructions especially when it involves visas etc
iVisa was an easy online process but took a little extra time than the 24 hour standard process so would recommend taking this into account.
The link via their website was easy to follow. We filled in while awaiting departure for Singapore. We probably should have done it earlier but we had no issues.
It was so easy and so quick and I didn’t have to fill in a form
It was a bit pricey compared to doing it yourself, which would not cost much. However, the process can be quite time-consuming. I used this service because I needed urgent entry approval for Singapore. I submitted my application while on the plane, and by the time I arrived at the airport, it had already been approved. No complaints at all. The service was fast, efficient, and reliable.
Some items are not clearly explained , they are confusing and prone to causing misunderstandings. for example, during the validity period of the arrival card, can transit passengers holding passport from visa-free countries to enter and exit the airport multiple times.
the process of ivisa was a straight forward, and easy to understand. it is also very quick
Easy to use and the option of how quickly you require your visa.
Site was easy to use, easy to upload documents and regular updates sent.
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Visa requirements for Singapore depend on your nationality. Many travelers can enter visa-free for short stays, but citizens of visa-required countries must apply for an eVisa or embassy visa before traveling.
The duration of stay in Singapore is determined at the point of entry and is typically between 14 and 30 days for short-term visitors. The immigration officer will indicate the permitted stay on the Short Term Visit Pass you'll receive upon entry.
Yes, all travelers entering Singapore, including those who do not require a visa, must complete the SG Arrival Card submission within three days before arrival. This applies to tourists, business travelers, and returning residents.
Yes, the SG Arrival Card can be submitted online on the government portal, or, if you need a little help, through iVisa.
Most travelers transiting through Singapore do not need a visa if they remain in the transit area and have a connecting flight. However, nationals of visa-required countries who intend to clear immigration and enter Singapore during transit must obtain an entry visa. Some visa-required travelers can also use the Visa-Free Transit Facility for stays of less than 96 hours, if eligible — meaning not all visa-required transit passengers necessarily need a full entry visa.
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