FAQs

A valid yellow fever vaccination certificate is required if arriving from a risk country within 6 days or transiting there for over 12 hours.

The processing time of Singapore SGAC may be postponed on national holidays.

In some cases, we have a flexible refund policy. Please check here for more information.

The Singapore SGAC is issued for various purposes, making traveling to Singapore more convenient and time-saving than ever.

SSL encryption is used on all pages of our website to keep sensitive information.

The Singapore SGAC is an online document issued to foreign nationals to record their entry.

We currently offer two convenient payment methods.

The Singapore SGAC application does not require any supporting documents to apply; you only need to provide the necessary information online.

No, you do not need to do that. All steps will proceed completely online. This will help you avoid wasting time to visit the consulate.

Please download the QR code document and keep it on your phone or device.

Yes, all foreign children and infants entering Singapore by air, land, or sea need a Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC).

No, the Singapore Arrival Card is only valid for one-time use for travel on the expected date of arrival indicated.

You do not need to submit the SGAC if you stay within the airport transit area. However, for a one-day transit, the SGAC submission is required.

After receiving your SGAC, please follow these steps to ensure a smooth arrival.

If you lose your passport, you need to register for a new passport.