Singapore Travel Status

NORMAL

Travel to Singapore is operating normally. No major nationwide flight, airport, entry or border disruption has been identified. Travellers should still check the entry requirements that apply to their passport before departure.

SG Arrival Card

Most travellers entering Singapore are required to submit the SG Arrival Card (SGAC) within three days, including the day of arrival. The official SG Arrival Card submission is free.

Passport validity

Travellers other than Singapore passport holders generally need a passport with at least six months of validity to enter Singapore.

Visa requirements

Whether you need a visa depends on the passport or travel document you hold. A Singapore visa does not itself guarantee entry, as immigration clearance is determined at the checkpoint.

Land checkpoints

Singapore’s land checkpoints with Malaysia can become very busy during weekends, holidays and other peak travel periods. Travellers crossing by road should allow additional time when traffic is heavy.

Current entry system

Singapore continues to use the electronic SG Arrival Card for arrival information and health declarations. Eligible travellers should complete it within the required three-day period before arrival.

Electronic Visit Pass

Foreign visitors receive their Visit Pass electronically after clearing immigration rather than through a passport endorsement. Travellers should provide a valid email address when submitting their SG Arrival Card.

Conditions can change quickly. Check your airline, Singapore Changi Airport, Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority and the travel advice issued by your own government before departure.

Travel Status is designed to highlight significant changes that could affect a trip. It is not a replacement for official immigration, airline or government advice.