Yes, citizens of most countries need a visa to visit Singapore. However, citizens of some countries, including most European countries, do not need a visa for short stays of up to 90 days. You can find out more about visas on the Singapore Visas page.

The following documents are required to obtain a Singapore visa: a valid passport, a completed visa application form, a photograph, proof of accommodation booking, proof of income, health insurance and, in some cases, an invitation from the host country.

Whether a Singapore visa can be extended depends on the type of visa. Some visa categories, such as tourist visas, do not allow for extensions. However, for other types of visas, extensions are possible if certain conditions are met and approval is obtained from the Singapore authorities.

Singapore visa processing times can vary depending on the type of visa and the applicant's country, but the process usually takes between one and three weeks.

No, it is not possible to obtain a Singapore visa on arrival. All foreign nationals must obtain one of the following authorizations in advance to enter Singapore:

• SG Arrival Card (SG Arrival Card) - for short-term travel for tourism, visiting friends/relatives, etc.
• Visa (eVisa or embassy visa) - if it is required according to the visa regime for citizens of a particular country.
• Other types of visas/permits - depending on the purpose of travel (work, study, etc.).

Electronic Arrival Card is issued online before traveling and is not a visa. It is a mandatory requirement for all foreigners when entering Singapore.

But it is not possible to obtain a Singapore visa or other authorization at border control after arrival. All necessary documents must be completed in advance of arrival in Singapore.

Here are the countries whose citizens can apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) to enter Singapore:

• European Union countries
• European Economic Area countries (Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Switzerland)
• United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
• Brunei, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Macau, Malaysia, Monaco, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE and some other countries.

Electronic visa to Singapore is very convenient - it can be quickly issued online. It entitles you to short-term stay in the country for tourist, transit or business purposes.

You can find detailed information about e-visa to Singapore (requirements, terms, cost) by going to the special e-visa page.

Singapore e-visa requires a valid passport, digital photo, proof of accommodation booking, income certificate and health insurance.

Border control in Singapore is carried out by customs and migration officials. Upon entering the country, passengers are required to provide their documents for inspection.

Under Singapore law, only citizens of ASEAN (Union of Asian Nations) member countries can work without a visa. For other foreign nationals, working in Singapore requires a visa, such as a work visa.

Singapore policy requires all foreign nationals to have health insurance in force for the duration of their stay if they are visiting the country for tourism or business purposes. The insurance must cover medical treatment and hospitalization expenses in case of sudden illness or injury. Proof of valid health insurance must be presented at the time of immigration control.

You can apply for medical insurance for travel to Singapore on our website. We offer favorable terms and reliable coverage.

The official languages of Singapore are English, Malay, Chinese and Tamil. However, English is the most widely spoken and is used as a common language between different ethnic groups.

Yes, Singapore is considered one of the most expensive cities in the world. The cost of living in Singapore is high, especially when it comes to housing, transportation and food. However, the city-state also offers a high quality of life and many amenities.

Singapore is a year-round destination and the weather is warm and humid throughout the year. The best time to visit Singapore is from December to June, when the weather is slightly cooler and drier.

Singapore's must-try dishes include chili crab, Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, char kway teow and dim sum. These dishes can be found in hawker centers, food courts and restaurants across the city.

Yes, Singapore is considered one of the safest cities in the world. The crime rate here is low and the city-state has strict laws and penalties to maintain law and order.

Some of the popular tourist attractions in Singapore include Gardens by the Bay, Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park, Chinatown, Little India and Sentosa Island.

Yes, tap water in Singapore is safe to drink. Singapore's water supply is managed by the Public Utilities Board (PUB), which makes sure the water is clean and safe to drink.

The official currency of Singapore is the Singapore dollar (SGD). You can exchange your money for SGD at banks, currency exchange offices or use ATMs to withdraw cash. Credit cards are also widely accepted in Singapore.

Yes, Singapore has several beaches, most of which are located on Sentosa Island. The most popular ones are Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach. They are ideal for relaxation, water sports and family fun.

Public transportation in Singapore is very advanced and is considered one of the most convenient and affordable ways to get around the city. The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system and buses cover almost all key points of the city, making travel fast and efficient.