If you’re an Indian citizen planning to travel to Singapore, there are several types of visas available based on your purpose of travel. Here’s an overview:

1. Tourist Visa

• Short-Term Visit Visa: For tourism, social visits, or family visits, typically valid for up to 30 days.

2. Business Visa

• For attending business meetings, conferences, or exploring business opportunities. Usually valid for up to 30 days.

3. Employment Pass

• For foreign professionals and skilled workers with a job offer in Singapore. Validity is typically between 1 to 2 years, depending on the contract.

4. S Pass

• For mid-skilled workers in sectors like manufacturing, services, and construction. Requires a job offer and has specific salary and qualification criteria.

5. Student Visa (Student Pass)

• For international students enrolled in a recognized educational institution in Singapore. Valid for the duration of the course.

6. Transit Visa

• Required if you are transiting through Singapore and planning to leave the airport for any reason.

7. Long-Term Visit Pass

• For family members of Employment Pass or S Pass holders who wish to stay longer in Singapore.

Application Process

1. Determine the Visa Type: Based on your purpose of travel.

2. Gather Required Documents: Commonly required documents include:

   • Completed visa application form.

   • Passport (valid for at least six months).

   • Passport-sized photographs.

   • Proof of accommodation (hotel bookings or invitation letters).

   • Travel itinerary (flight bookings).

   • Financial proof (bank statements).

   • Additional documents specific to the visa type (e.g., employment letter for work visas).

3. Complete the Application Form: Fill out the application form accurately. Online applications can be made through the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore or via the Ministry of Manpower (for work visas).

4. Pay the Visa Fee: Fees vary by visa type and are typically paid online.

5. Submit Your Application:

   • Online: Many visa applications can be submitted online through the official ICA or MOM websites.

   • In-Person: Alternatively, you can apply at the nearest Singapore embassy or consulate.

6. Wait for Processing: Processing times vary by visa type, so check the official website for estimated timelines.

7. Receive Your Visa: If approved, you’ll receive your visa electronically or as a stamp in your passport.

Important Tips

• Check Official Guidelines: Always refer to the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website for the most current information.

• Apply Early: Submit your application well in advance to avoid delays.