Marina Bay Sands and the CBD skyline at dusk
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Singapore Tourist Visa

4.7(3,210 applications)

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Marina Bay lights, hawker food, zero hassle greenlights.

Singapore requires all Indian passport holders to hold a visa before arrival. Because Singapore's missions in India don't accept walk-in or direct individual applications, we submit yours through an Authorised Visa Agent on your behalf.

Single Journey Visa (SJV)Multiple Journey Visa (MJV)

A few details for Singapore are still pending verification against official sources — we'll update this page as soon as they're confirmed.

At a glance

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Ready in

3–5working days

All in

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Nothing added later

  • Entries Single or multiple entry (SJV/MJV)
  • Validity Set by immigration at entry, not fixed by the visa itself
  • Max stay Determined by the immigration officer on arrival
  • Documents checkedbefore filing
  • Filed fastsame working day
  • On timeor we refund

The fun part

Singapore — the fun bit

Gardens by the Bay

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Gardens by the Bay — the Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Flower Dome
Marina Bay Sands

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Marina Bay Sands SkyPark and the nightly Spectra light and water show
Sentosa

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Sentosa Island — Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, and the beaches
Singapore Zoo

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Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari, consistently rated among the world's best
Chinatown, Singapore

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Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam for food and neighbourhood character
Jewel Changi Airport

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Jewel Changi Airport and the HSBC Rain Vortex, the tallest indoor waterfall
Orchard Road

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Orchard Road for shopping, and the hawker centres at Maxwell and Lau Pa Sat
Singapore Botanic Gardens

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Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the National Orchid Garden

Why people go

Singapore works as the low-friction international trip: five to six hours from most Indian metros, English as an official language, and an infrastructure standard that makes it very easy for first-time travellers and families with elderly parents. Tamil is one of the four official languages and Little India is a genuine neighbourhood rather than a tourist set-piece, so Indian food and familiarity are never far away. It is compact enough that a four-day trip feels complete, and it pairs naturally with Malaysia or Bali on a longer route. The theme parks and the zoo make it a reliable choice for families with children.

Eligibility

Passport valid for at least 6 months from your date of travel
Application must go through an Authorised Visa Agent or Singapore's Overseas Mission — direct individual applications aren't accepted
Diplomatic, official, and service passport holders are visa-exempt
Travelers already holding a valid visa from Australia, Canada, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, UK, or USA may qualify for visa-free transit up to 96 hours

Required documents

Upload each of these during your application — we check them for issues before anything is submitted.

1

Passport bio page

Clear copy, valid for at least 6 months from your travel date.

2

Passport-size photo

Recent, white background, matching ICA photo specifications.

3

Form 14A

The official visa application form — we complete and prepare this for you.

4

Bank statement

Last 3 months, showing a stable balance that covers your trip.

5

Cover letter

A short note stating your travel purpose and dates.

6

Confirmed flight bookings

Round-trip or onward itinerary in and out of Singapore.

7

Accommodation details

Hotel booking, or your host's address if staying with family or friends.

8

Letter of Introduction (Form V39A)

Needed case-by-case, e.g. if a Singapore citizen or PR is sponsoring your visit.

9

Proof of residence

Aadhaar, utility bill, or similar confirming your address in India.

What we do for you

Your Singapore visa, in five moves

  1. You send

    your documents

    Scan your passport with your phone. We read it automatically.

  2. We check

    every page

    Against the rules that apply today — not last year's blog post.

  3. We flag

    what won't pass

    You hear it from us, with time to fix it.

  4. We file

    at the embassy

    And chase it, so you're never on hold to a hotline.

  5. It lands

    on time

    Before you fly — or your service fee comes back.

Common rejection reasons & how to avoid them

Incomplete Form 14A

Missing signatures or fields on Form 14A are a common cause of delay — double-check every field before submission.

Missing Letter of Introduction where required

If you're visiting a Singapore-based sponsor, Form V39A is often requested — confirm with us before applying.

Applying too close to your travel date

Submit at least 30 days before travel — late applications leave no buffer if extra documents are requested.

Frequently asked questions

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Yes. All Indian ordinary-passport holders need a visa before traveling to Singapore. Only diplomatic, official, and service passport holders are exempt.