Is Singapore visa-free?

1. Singapore is neither visa-free nor visa-on-arrival for Chinese passports.

2. Visa process: To apply for a tourist visa, you need to go to the relevant Singapore embassy or consulate in China to apply in person and provide relevant materials. The embassy or consulate has the right to require applicants to provide other supplementary materials when necessary. Applicants do not need to pay a deposit when submitting their application. Only applicants who receive notification from the embassy or consulate when collecting their visas are required to pay a security deposit. The amount of the security deposit is RMB 5,000 per person.

3. Visa processing time: 3 working days.

4. The visa fee is RMB 100 per person; the 14-day personal tourist visa is a multiple-entry visa, valid for 3 weeks (calculated from the date of visa issuance), and you can stay for 2 weeks at a time; < /p>

5. Minors (under 16 years old) can be handled by their parents, but they must provide a notarized birth certificate or household register (original and copy) that can prove the relationship.

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The above answers are only based on the current information and my understanding of the law. Please refer to it with caution!

If you still have questions about this issue, it is recommended that you sort out the relevant information and communicate with professionals in detail.