Planning a trip to Singapore from India? Wondering about the Singapore visa process from India? Don't worry! Our guide is here to help. We'll explain everything in easy-to-understand terms. 

Learn about different Singapore visa types for Indians, what documents you need, and how to apply. Whether you're going for vacation or business meetings, I've got you covered. 

To apply for a Singapore visa in India, you must apply through authorised partners of the Singapore overseas mission, such as Teleport.

✅ Teleport ensures thorough review of your application and documents before submission to the embassy.

✅ You'll receive updates on your application's progress via WhatsApp and Email.

Visitors who are eligible for entry will be issued with an Singapore arrival card upon arrival. These visit passes determine the number of days that visitors are allowed to stay in Singapore and it is not tied to the validity of your visa.

If you opt to apply for a Singapore visa through a Singapore Overseas Mission, it is essential to apply through authorised visa agents for the submission process. 

Here's a step-by-step guide to applying through authorised visa agents:

Step 1: Collect Required Documents

Gather all necessary documents for your Singapore visa application, including your passport and visa application form 14A. Ensure that all documents in Hindi, along with official notes, are translated into English.

Step 2: Visa Application Fee

Make sure to pay the application fee at the time of submission. Please note that this fee is non-refundable, regardless of the application's outcome or if you decide to withdraw it post-submission.

Step 3: Document Submission

Send all required documents to the Authorised Visa Agents via courier. You can find the addresses of these agents at the government website, where you can courier your documents.

Step 4: Track Your Application

After applying for a visa through an authorised agent and obtaining your application reference number, you can easily monitor your application status and print your e-Visa by following these simple steps:

Please note that the visa application reference number is generated on the acknowledgment page upon successful submission.

If you have already received a valid visa but are unable to locate your e-Visa copy, you can follow the same steps above to print it. Alternatively, you can contact the Authorised Visa Agent through whom you applied for assistance.

Step 5: Processing Time

Visa application will take up to 3 working days (excluding the submission day) if all your documents are in order.

Step 6: Application Outcome

The Authorised Visa Agents through which you submitted your application will notify you of your application's status. You can also track the status of your application online using your reference number and passport details.

When applying for a visa for Singapore, you have the choice to submit your application online via a strategic partner or a local contact in Singapore possessing a valid SingPass.

Ensure your local contact possesses a Singpass ID and password ready. If they do not have one, they can register for Singpass on the official website.

Step 1: Initiate Your Visa Application

Visit the Entry Visa application portal and log in using your Singpass ID and password, or scan the QR code with the Singpass app.

Step 2: Draft Applications

Step 3: Submitting Applicant's Details

Step 4: Additional Applicant Information

Enter any additional details about the applicant. If the applicant's Visa Type Group is "SOCIAL", provide the Local Contact's details.

Step 5: Uploading Applicant Photo

Upload the applicant's photo by clicking "Browse" and then "Next".

Step 6: Application Preview

Step 7: Payment Summary

Choose your payment method and download or print the Tax Invoice/Receipt for your records. After successful application and payment, save the acknowledgement page as a PDF. You'll need the Visa reference number for future reference.

Step 8: Checking Application Status

If your application is approved, your local contact can use the e-Service to print a copy of your e-Visa for you.

Singapore visa applications are processed within three to five working days (excluding the submission day). 

The Singapore visa fees for Indians is SGD 30 (INR 1,800), with an additional fixed service charge of INR 650 per application. This service charge, along with the visa fee is non-refundable and must be paid upfront upon submission of your application, irrespective of its outcome.

Indian passport holders need a Singapore transit visa in these situations:

Indian nationals travelling to or from a third country through Singapore by air may qualify for the 96-hour Visa Free Transit Facility (VFTF) and do not require a transit visa only if they meet the following requirements:

Your Singapore visa is valid for 90 days, during which you can enter and remain in Singapore for up to 30 days per visit. Additionally, it permits multiple trips to Singapore within the 90-day period if you hold a multiple entry visa.

If you've used Teleport for your Singapore visa application, effortlessly track your application status with real-time updates via Whatsapp and email, you can also check visa status from the Teleport Dashboard.

You can check your application status and print your e-Visa by following these steps:

If you need to extend your Short-term visit pass, you must apply online up to 14 days before it expires. This service is only applicable for visit passes issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and can be used for extensions of up to 30 days or up to 89 days (for immediate family members of Singapore citizens or permanent residents). 

You'll receive an email notification regarding the outcome of your extension application; no physical endorsement is necessary for approved applications submitted online.

Required Documents for Online Application:

Fees: 

Upon approval, you may need to pay a non-refundable extension fee of S$40 if your stay exceeds 90 days from the entry date, plus a visa fee of S$30 for visa-required visitors who overstayed their visa-free period. 

Processing Time:

The extension of Visit Pass will be processed within three working days.

Checking Extension Application Status:

You can check your extension application status online using your travel document number and D/E number or travel document expiry date.

If your Singapore visa application is declined as an Indian citizen, you have the option to appeal within one month of the rejection date. You can submit your appeal through the Authorised Visa Agent that handled your initial application. It's important to note that the processing time for appeals typically takes around 14 working days, varying based on the complexity of each case. Each appeal is carefully reviewed and evaluated based on its individual merits.

To ensure a smooth and hassle-free exit from the airport upon landing in Singapore, consider the following steps:

By following these guidelines, you can navigate the arrival process at the Singapore Airport efficiently and adhere to the necessary regulations for a hassle-free experience.

In conclusion, for Indian travellers planning a visit to Singapore, obtaining a visa is a necessary step. While the Singapore visa process from India may seem daunting, it can be streamlined by applying through authorised channels like Teleport.

Additionally, be mindful of visa validity and stay duration to ensure compliance with Singapore's regulations. By following these steps and being prepared, Indian travellers can enjoy a smooth and hassle-free experience exploring the vibrant city-state of Singapore.