What will be on the passport after the Singapore visa is successful?

Singapore now uses e-visa. All visas are PDF, that is, electronic version. That A4 paper is your visa. I suggest you make more copies and take them with you when you travel. In case you lose them, you can have other backups. When you enter Singapore, ICA officials will scan the bar code on your visa, just make sure that the bar code is not damaged.

Singapore is not a label, so there is nothing on the passport. A4 paper has ICA logo, as well as your personal information and visa information. Check whether the personal information is consistent with the passport. In addition, just pay attention to the stay time in the visa information.

When you go abroad to check in at home, you can get your boarding pass by giving your passport and this A4 paper visa. The same is true for exit border inspection. If someone asks you for a visa, give him an A4 piece of paper. On the plane to Singapore, the stewardess will issue a Singapore entry card, a rectangular piece of paper with red letters on a white background, and take a piece of information truthfully. When you arrive in Singapore, please prepare your passport, A4 paper visa, entry card filled in on the plane and your return ticket for ICA officials to check and stamp. The ICA official returned your passport and visa and tore up more than half of the entry card (the half returned to you is actually an exit card, which cannot be lost and needs to be given to the ICA official when leaving the country). Then enter the country to pick up the checked baggage. Have a nice trip!