Singapore Visa for US Citizens

Singapore Visa Requirements For US Citizens

To enter Singapore, US citizens need:

• At least 6 months’ validity remaining on your passport.
• 2 blank pages for entry stamps.
• Electronic Arrival Card
• Evidence that you have enough money to finance your stay.

Singapore Visa Cost for US Citizens

If you are an American visiting Singapore on vacation, you don’t need to make an application for a visa so long as your stay is for less than 90 days.

This means that there is no fee to pay. However, if you choose to apply for the SG Arrival Card with Byevisa, you need to pay a fee for us to process your documents.

Singapore Visa on Arrival For US Citizens

As there is no need for an eVisa if you’re only going to be staying in the country for a period of 90 days or less, you don’t need to worry about obtaining a Visa on Arrival as an American tourist.

If you’re staying for longer than 90 days, though, you’ll need to make your application for the right authorisation before you travel. You won’t be able to obtain it at the airport when you land.

Multiple-Entry Singapore Tourist Visa for US Citizens

Are you planning to enter and leave the country several times during your vacation? Perhaps you’re touring Asia and will be flying into and out of Singapore but will be visiting other destinations in between? The good news is that, as a US citizen, you don’t need to make any applications for an eVisa as long as you’ll be staying in the country for less than 90 days total.

You will be granted entry and exit as many times as you need as long as you meet the other passport validity requirements and obtain a separate Arrival Card before each entry. You will be granted entry and exit as many times as you need as long as you meet the other entry requirements, including obtaining an Arrival Card no more than 3 days before arrival. If you will enter the country multiple times within 3 days, you can use the same Arrival Card for up to 3 trips.

Singapore Travel Visa for US Citizens

We’ve taken a look at most of the things you’ll need to know as an American applying for a Singaporean visa, however there are a few more common questions outlined here.

Do US Citizens Need a Visa for a Layover in Singapore From the USA?

If you’re going to be travelling on to a different country and are just transiting through Singapore while visiting another destination, you’ll be pleased to discover that there’s no need to apply for an eVisa. This applies whether or not you’ll be leaving the airport during your layover.

Do US Citizens Need a Visa to Visit Singapore for Less Than 24 Hours?

Perhaps you’re flying into the country on your way to a different destination and want to make the most of a long layover? Or perhaps you’re visiting as part of a cruise or as a day visit on a longer tour? If you’re an American making a Singaporean stopover on your vacation for 24 hours or less, you can rest assured that you don’t require a visa for your stay as long as you have a valid passport with a minimum of 6 months remaining on it from the date of your arrival in the country.

Singapore Visa for US Permanent Residents

If you weren’t born in America but you now have been awarded permanent resident status in the US, you may be wondering whether different rules apply to you when it comes to obtaining authorisation to travel to Singapore. This depends on whether you have a US passport or whether you still have a passport from the country of your birth.

If you have an American passport, then all of the above mentioned rules apply. You do not require an eVisa to enter the country as long as your stay is less than 90 days and you meet all the passport requirements. If you have a passport from a different country, however, you need to check the requirements for travellers from that country to see if you will need an eVisa.

Visa-Free Entry to Singapore for US Citizens

The Singaporean government has decided that citizens of the USA can travel to their country without any need to arrange a tourist eVisa as long as their stay is for less than 90 days. Not only can you visit the country’s many tourist sights and attractions as part of your 90-day stay, you can also carry out business within this time period too without breaking the rules. Don’t forget that you do require an Electronic Arrival Card before your trip.

Full Information on Travelling to Singapore

Now you should have the information you require about applying for an Arrival Card or Singapore tourist eVisa as a US citizen. However, if you require further details, please visit our SG Arrival Card page here or check out this page for more helpful details on visiting Singapore.