I want to visit Singapore and I have a passport. How do I go through the procedures?

You can travel after applying for a Singapore visa. The following is the Singapore visa application process:

1. The visa applicant determines the purpose of visiting Singapore and the itinerary plan.

2. Log in to the official website of the Singapore Embassy and Consulate in China, browse relevant visa application information, and download the visa application form and list of required materials for the visa.

3. Prepare visa application materials.

4. Those who do not collect the visa in person must provide a power of attorney. The power of attorney must indicate the name and ID number of the person being entrusted (in both Chinese and English). The entrusted person must bring his original ID card and submit a copy. When the same person is entrusted by multiple persons, each person must submit a power of attorney.

5. Receive visa. After getting the visa, you should promptly and carefully check whether all the information on the visa is correct, especially whether the start and end time of the visa validity period and the number of days of stay are consistent with the application. Whether the personal information on the visa, such as the spelling of the name, is correct. If any errors are found, , should contact the visa office in time.

Note:

1. Unfilled forms, incomplete materials or failure to meet requirements may result in visa rejection or postponement of acceptance.

2. Whether the visa application is approved and the validity period of the approval are determined by the visa officer based on the individual circumstances of the applicant.

3. Applicants should purchase air tickets after visa approval. The Embassy is not responsible for any financial losses caused by not being approved for visas due to tickets purchased in advance.

4. The issuance date of a visa is generally the date of visa application. Once the visa is issued, its validity period will not be changed. Applicants should not submit application materials prematurely. If the visa has expired, the applicant must resubmit the application materials. Applicants should carefully check the issuance date and visa validity period when collecting their visa. Applicants are recommended to submit their application one to two weeks before leaving the country.

5. Visa holders may not necessarily be able to enter Singapore. Visa holders must meet entry requirements before being allowed entry, such as a valid passport, sufficient funds and return air tickets (if required). Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officials have the right to decide whether they are allowed to enter.

6. The Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority officials determine the number of days of stay for visa holders when they enter the country. Applicants should pay attention to the entry stamp in their passport and the approved period of stay.