Fees and Requirements

To apply for online Singapore visa, you will need to:

• Complete an online Application form for each applicant.
• Completed 14a form (hand-written) copy to be sent via email by the visa executive. (new rules from ICA)
• Attach a scanned copy of the bio page of the passport. The passport must be valid for a minimum of 6 months at the time of entry into Singapore. The passport must have a blank page for the stamp. For each child, a separate visa is issued regardless of whether the child has a separate passport or if endorsed in a parent’s passport, in which case you should attach a copy of the passport page with the child’s details, and specify the passport number of their parent, where the child is endorsed.
• Attach a colour photograph for every applicant.
  • A recent passport-sized colour photograph to be taken within the last 3 months and must be taken against a white background
  • Photograph image must show the full face and without headgear
  • Photograph must not be smudged or be out of focus.
• Attach a hotel booking (3 stars or above, we don't accept airbnb) (if you cannot provide you need to purchase atleast city tour to support being a genuine tourist)
• Attach inbound/outbound tickets. (if you cannot provide you need to purchase atleast city tour to support being a genuine tourist)
• If you want to stay at your Friend’s or relatives place, you need to provide your relative's visa in Singapore and any utility bill under their name.

Due to a hike in illegal activity by the female tourists aged up to 45 entering Singapore on a tourist visa, applications from unmarried or unemployed such females will not be accepted. We may consider the applications from married females in the above-mentioned age bracket travelling with the family provided the additional documents are presented, namely, a letter of employment confirming the salary and occupation and a bank statement. 

We will not be able to process your application if the above-mentioned documents/conditions are not met. We reserve the right to reject an application. The reason for rejection may not be disclosed.