The Singapore tourist visa is valid for 63 days and is granted a 30-day stay upon entry. What should I do if I want to stay in the country for 60 consecutive days without leaving the country before re

The Singapore tourist visa is valid for 63 days and is granted a 30-day stay upon entry. What should I do if I want to stay in the country for 60 consecutive days without leaving the country before returning?

Strictly speaking, the Singapore visa cannot be renewed and can only be applied for again. The renewal mentioned online now refers to renewing the length of stay on the entry-exit card. The length of stay can be extended by applying to the Singapore Immigration Department, or refreshed through customs. However, extending the stay multiple times may have a negative impact on future visas. \x0d\ The validity period of a Singapore visa (hereinafter referred to as an ordinary individual visa) refers to the time from the visa issuance date to the visa expiration date. There are generally three types: 35-day single/multiple round-trip; 63-day single/multiple round-trip; 2-year multiple round-trip. This time is decided by the visa officer and cannot be chosen. \x0d\ The visa validity period refers to the validity date of the visa to the deadline for your entry into Singapore. The visa validity period has no connection with the length of stay. \x0d\ So if the stay time has nothing to do with the validity period of the visa, how do we know how long we can stay? \x0d\ On the plane arriving in Singapore, the flight attendant will give you a card with white and red letters. This is the entry and exit card. After filling it out, When you go through Singapore Customs, you will be stamped with a stamp, and there will be an explanatory text on this stamp, emphasizing that the length of stay you can stay in Singapore is generally 30 days, and in some cases there are 7 days, 14 days, etc. After leaving the customs, even if the stay time has not expired, it will be invalidated. If you enter the customs again, a new stamp will be stamped - which is equivalent to refreshing.