Singapore Visa from India - A Simplified and Explanatory Guide

Our prices are all-inclusive; there are no hidden costs or conditions, such as the obligation to purchase a ticket with us. Our Singapore visa from India fees includes registration fee, Singapore visa fees, GST and service charges, Consulate fees, and two-way courier fees.

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The visa operations at Travel Shop are always as simple and customizable as you want them to be. You may visit our office or get in touch with our guest services team, who are always available to help you remotely, depending on where you live.

Documents & Original Passport

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Application filled and Document check

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Visa Processing 5-7 days

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Visa Processing 5-7 days

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Please call our client care team to verify that we assist you with the right papers depending on our years of experience, and then you can start putting everything together.

• Genuine and outdated passports, valid for at least 6 months from the date of visa request and with at least 3 empty pages
• Returning plane tickets and hotel reservations have been verified. If not, include information about the sponsor's residence and a letter from the supporter.
• Applicants must complete the visa request form in blue or black ink (including sign)
• 2 latest passport color pictures with a matte finish shot against a white backdrop (size 35 mm x 45 mm and 80 percent face close-up)
• Authentic covering letter with Applicant Identity, Passport Number, Travel Arrangements, Details of People Traveling with You, Stay in Singapore Information and Employment Information The applicant's phone number and email address
• If the location on the passport differs from the location on the passport, location evidence is necessary. Telephone/Electricity/Mobile bill/Society letter/Rent contract are some examples. Any type of documentation is essential.
• If you're flying for the first time, you'll need financial documents (such as a financial statement from the previous three months or tax documents from the previous three years). Any paperwork could be required.
• If you're applying for a salaried job, you'll need three months' worth of pay stubs.
• If you're a company owner, you'll have to pay GST.
• If the husband's name is not on the passport, marriage proof is required if the wife is traveling.
• Genuine financial records covering the previous six months expenditures officially witnessed and verified by a bank official
• When a student is traveling with a birth certificate.
• Travel protection is required, with a minimal protection value of SGD 30,000.
• 48 hours previous to leaving, negative RTPCR laboratory results
• Individuals can apply and pay for a PCR screening on entry at Singapore Airport on https://safetravel.changiairport.com

In Singapore, overstaying is a criminal offense. You can request an extension electronically via the e-Service or travel to the Visitor Services Centre on Level 4 of the ICA Building before your Visit Permit expires if you intend to remain longer.

Overstaying in Singapore for more than 90 days can result in a penalty of up to $4,000 or a prison sentence of up to 6 months. If you spend longer than 90 days, you might face 6 months in prison and 3 cane strokes (or a $6,000 fine if you can't be beaten up).

If your illegal stay does not surpass 90 days, you could face a fine of up to $4,000 or a jail sentence of up to 6 months for not having permission or pass. If it lasts longer than 90 days, you could face at least 3 cane lashes (or a fine of up to $6,000 if you can't be beaten up) and up to 6 months in prison.

Due to the privacy of details, ICA usually does not publish the reason for denial; however, after issuing many Singapore visas for numerous Indians, we have compiled a list of reasons below.

• One of the most common reasons for a Singapore visa denial is the presentation of a torn or defective passport. Make sure your passport has two empty pages and is legal for at least six months from the date of return.
• Even if you have a legitimate Singapore visa, you will be rejected if you apply for one. There are situations when you have a Singapore visa currently, and you, on the other hand, have either neglected it or are unable to locate your e-Visa version. You will have to wait for your visa to terminate in this situation.
• Unable to deliver all of the documentation required by the Embassy. Various visas demand different types of documentation, so make sure your request is tailored to you and that nothing is overlooked
• Refusal to demonstrate your interest in going back to your native country may result in disqualification. You must show significant ties to India through familial ties, company, or immovable assets, and you will depart Singapore after your journey.
• Any candidate with a criminal past will face challenges obtaining a visa. In your native country or when traveling, do not engage in unlawful operations. Having a criminal record can impact future visa decisions, and you could potentially face expulsion and a lifetime ban from visiting the nation.
• Using forged paperwork almost always leads to a visa rejection. If you don't have the paperwork listed on the consulate's checklist, you'll have to make a declaration explaining why you don't have them. Furthermore, fake paperwork or a lack of paperwork may be your visa denial in many circumstances.
• Local dialect publications are not accepted. Most consulates are unable to validate paperwork written in a local language. Before sending your paperwork to the Embassy, ensure that all paperwork is in English.
• Inability to adhere to the Visa's terms and conditions. Adhering to these regulations to the letter is a requirement, and failure to do so will result in requests being rejected by Consulates.

In India 3 Singapore Overseas Missions are available New Delhi, Mumbai, and

Chennai High Commission of the Republic of Singapore in New Delhi

Consulate-General of the Republic of Singapore in Mumbai

Consulate-General of the Republic of Singapore in Mumbai