Every traveller entering Singapore needs this document, whatever their visa status. Fill it in online with Arrival Card Hub before you fly and arrive with it ready.
The Singapore Arrival Card is a mandatory form for entering Singapore that includes the electronic health declaration for purposes of disease control.
The Arrival Card must be submitted by most travelers to the country within 3 days prior to the planned arrival date.
The form is completed entirely online, with visitors needing to provide their personal, travel, and health information. The approval is conveniently delivered to the email inbox.
To complete the Singapore arrival card you need:
What the document covers, who needs it, and how it is issued.
The online arrival document for entering Singapore, issued electronically.
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Answer a few simple questions about you and your trip, upload what is needed and pay securely.
We check and submit it
Our team checks your answers for the errors that lead to a rejected or delayed card, fixes them with you, then submits the arrival card to the Singapore authorities on your behalf.
Receive your Singapore arrival card
Your confirmation arrives by email, with clear instructions on what to show at the border.
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Government arrival-card portals change often and are easy to get wrong. Arrival Card Hub keeps one guided form per country, checks your answers and keeps you updated, so there are no surprises at the border.
Start my arrival cardWhat travellers commonly ask about the Singapore arrival card.
Still have questions?Our travel-document team answers by email and phone.No, the Singapore Arrival Card is not a visa. It is a separate entry declaration required for all travelers. A Singaporean visa must only be obtained by certain nationalities.
If you are not seeking immigration clearance, the Arrival Card is not necessary for transit through Singapore.
Yes, travelers of all age groups must have an approved SG Arrival Card. Parents can complete the form for their underage children.
You can find out the status of your Arrival Card for Singapore by logging into your Passporta account or by contacting our support team via phone/email.
While it is not required, a paper copy can be helpful in case of technical issues, so it’s best to prepare one.
Most SG Arrival Forms are processed within a few business days. Don’t wait until the last minute, as without an approved declaration, you won’t be permitted into the country.
You will get a Singapore Arrival Card via email. Check your inbox regularly in order not to miss the document.
No, the Arrival Card itself doesn’t permit employment, as such purposes require an appropriate visa or work permit.
Mistakes in the SG Arrival Card can cause delays or even rejection. If you think there was an error, immediately reach out to our support team. You may need to submit a new form.
While the Arrival Card allows one entry into Singapore, the permitted stay duration is determined by your nationality's visa regulations.
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Start nowThe Singapore Electronic Arrival Card is required for most travelers arriving in Singapore.
The only exempt categories include:
*Long-Term Pass holders include holders of Student’s Pass, Dependant’s Pass, Long-Term Visit Pass, and Work Pass.
It is necessary to submit your Singapore Arrival Card application 3 business days prior to your trip.
The process of submitting the Singapore Arrival Card with Passporta is easy and convenient: you can complete it at home without visiting an embassy or consulate.
To begin, just click “Apply Online” and follow these steps:
The SG Arrival Card arrives as a PDF document, which you must save to your mobile device.
The declaration is digitally connected to the traveler’s passport, so while a paper copy is not mandatory, it is still recommended to prepare one.
When completing the SG Arrival Card application, visitors may get a rejection based on various factors.
Common reasons include inaccuracies in the submitted personal details, such as passport numbers, names, or travel dates.
Providing incomplete information, such as missing address details of where you will be staying in Singapore, can also lead to application denial.
The country maintains strict entry requirements, and any past convictions could raise concerns during the assessment of the traveler's application.
Our specialists at Passporta ensure that all data of our customers is filled out carefully to avoid delays or complications with the approval process.
Travelers must complete the Singapore Arrival Card within 3 business days before the intended date of entering Singapore.
However, keep in mind that your form needs to be checked by Passporta specialists and Singaporean authorities, which takes time (a few days). Therefore, make sure to apply in advance.
Below you can review what the approved Singapore Electronic Arrival Card looks like once it arrives in your email inbox:
