Singapore Visa for Indians: Required

Complete visa requirements for Indian passport holders

Indian passport holders need a visa before travelling to Singapore. Check the current fee, documents, application route, and processing guidance below.

Visa Requirement
Visa Required

Guide updated: 27 September 2026

Key Information

Stay Duration
As granted by ICA on your visit pass; visa validity is not the permitted stay
Processing Time
Usually 3–5 working days via Indian missions; some applications take longer
Visa Fee
SGD 30 processing fee. New Delhi/Mumbai publish INR 2,100 + INR 1,300 agent service fee; Chennai publishes INR 1,000 service fee plus the converted processing fee. Confirm your mission and agent charges.
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Business travelers and tourists

Key Requirements

  • Passport valid at least six months on entry and a copy of its biodata page
  • Signed Form 14A
  • Recent passport-sized colour photo taken within three months
  • Form V39A or other supporting documents as required by the processing mission
  • Meet entry requirements, including sufficient funds and onward/return travel where applicable

Step-by-Step Application Process

  1. 1

    Choose your responsible Singapore mission and an authorised agent, or use an eligible local contact/strategic partner through ICA

  2. 2

    Prepare Form 14A, passport copy, photo and any mission-specific supporting documents

  3. 3

    Pay the non-refundable processing fee and applicable agent charges

  4. 4

    Allow the published processing time and additional time if requested; approval is not guaranteed

  5. 5

    Obtain the approved eVisa from the agent/contact and check its entry validity

  6. 6

    Before arrival, meet current entry requirements and follow the stay granted on your visit pass

Documents Required

  • Signed Form 14A
  • Passport biodata copy; passport valid six months from entry
  • Colour photograph taken within three months
  • Letter of introduction and other supporting evidence if required by your mission
  • Translations and original/copy documents where required

Pro Tips

  • Use the responsible mission’s current authorised-agent list
  • Apply within 30 days before intended arrival, as ICA advises
  • New Delhi says you need not buy a flight ticket before applying; prepaid bookings are at your own risk
  • Check your actual visit-pass expiry after arrival rather than assuming the visa validity is your stay allowance

Important Notes

  • • ICA permits submission by a local contact/strategic partner; Indian missions also publish authorised-agent procedures
  • • VFTF can permit up to 96 hours only for eligible third-country transit with a qualifying document and onward air/sea ticket; ICA decides admission and extensions are prohibited
  • • A visa permits travel to seek entry; it does not guarantee admission or a fixed stay
  • • Diplomatic, official and service Indian passports are visa-exempt
  • • Fees and document procedures vary by mission; check the jurisdiction processing your application

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Disclaimer: Visa requirements can change. Always verify with official government sources before making travel plans. VisaHacks provides information for reference only.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can Indians apply for a Singapore visa?
Use your responsible mission’s authorised-agent process or an eligible local contact/strategic partner through ICA. Follow that mission’s document requirements.
How much does a Singapore visa cost?
ICA charges SGD 30. New Delhi and Mumbai publish INR 2,100 processing plus INR 1,300 agent service fee; Chennai lists INR 1,000 service plus the converted processing fee. Confirm jurisdiction-specific charges before paying.
Can Indians use Singapore’s 96-hour VFTF?
Only eligible travellers transiting to or from a third country, with a qualifying supporting document and departure by air or sea within 96 hours. ICA assesses admission; extensions are not allowed. A used single-journey visa has a narrowly defined direct-return exception.
Does a Singapore visa guarantee entry or a 30-day stay?
No. ICA decides admission and the permitted stay at the checkpoint. Follow the expiry on your visit pass.

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