Singapore Visa
Electronic visitor visa via authorised agent
Visa overview
Singapore is a global financial and trade hub. Visa applications must go through an authorised local agent or the embassy, with relatively fast decisions when purpose and funds are clear.
Required documents
- Completed Form 14A
- Passport valid 6 months
- Digital photo on white background
- Return flight and accommodation bookings
- Bank statement and work certificate
- Invitation from a company or resident for business trips
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Required documents
- Passport valid for at least 6 months
- Clear copy of the passport biodata page
- Recent passport photo
- Completed Form 14A
- Proposed travel dates
Supporting documents that may be requestedMay be requested
- Flight itinerary or reservation, where requested
- Accommodation information, where requested
- Local contact Letter of Introduction Form V39A when required
- Additional supporting documents requested case by case
- English translation for documents not issued in English, when required
- Final requirements vary according to the applicant and the submission channel.
- RMDS Visa provides application assistance and processing; it is not an authorised Singapore visa agent and the final decision rests with the competent authority.
This is an RMDS Visa in-house preparation list, not an official list. The embassy, consulate or visa centre may request additional or different documents depending on the applicant's situation and the rules in force at the time of filing.
Official & embassy links
Official authorities and accredited application centres for this destination.
Important notes
- The visa usually allows stays up to 30 days.
- Final entry is decided by the immigration officer at the airport.
- The SG Arrival Card must be submitted before arrival.
Frequently asked questions
Can the stay be extended?
Yes, an online extension can be requested before the granted period ends; approval is discretionary.
Can you guarantee the visa?
No. The decision belongs solely to the consulate. Our role is to help you prepare an organized, complete application based on the requirements published by the competent authorities.
What happens if I am refused?
We analyse the stated grounds for refusal with you and prepare either an appeal or a new file addressing the weak points.
How long does file preparation take?
Two to four days.