How many days does it take to apply for a Singapore visa?

Under normal circumstances, it takes 3-5 working days to process a Singapore visa.

There are generally four validity periods for Singapore tourist visas approved by the Singapore Embassy: 35-day valid visa, half-year valid visa, 1-year valid visa, and 2-year valid visa. The validity period of these four types of Singapore tourist visas is issued by the embassy based on the applicant's Singapore tourist visa materials.

Singapore tourist visas are all electronic visas (e-visa) and do not support individual submission. You need to go through a qualified travel agency. A ten-year round-trip visa has been available since 2015, but applicants cannot directly apply for a ten-year visa. If the consulate believes that your information meets the conditions, it will be issued. It is really convenient to travel back and forth for ten years. The applicant’s spouse and children under the age of 21 can enjoy the same treatment.

Application method:

1. Provide corresponding information through an agent travel agency.

2. Please ask a Singapore citizen or permanent resident to be your guarantor (over 21 years old). This application method is convenient and fast, and the information is also very simple. All that is required is a passport, photo, ID card and a simple application form. Application website: https://save.ica.gov.sg/save-public/ Use the guarantor’s Singpass to log in.

3. Sesame Credit score is 700 points. Alipay’s fast track allows you to apply directly if you have a score of over 700, but it has been proven that the rejection rate for single women is very high, so you need to think twice.

If you are rejected, it will not affect your next application. However, if you do not change the information as required, you will still be rejected next time. If you are rejected not because of property but because you are a single woman, it will basically be more difficult to apply, unless you apply together with your parents, which can increase the pass rate.

Legal basis:

"Exit and Entry Administration Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 13

Settlement Abroad Chinese citizens who wish to return to the country to settle down should apply to the embassy or consulate of the People's Republic of China abroad or other overseas agencies entrusted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before entering the country. They can also apply to the place of proposed settlement by themselves or through relatives in the country. Apply to the Overseas Chinese Affairs Department of the local people's government at or above the county level.