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Singapore’s clean streets, futuristic skyline and mix of cultures make it a favourite short-break destination for many Pakistanis. Whether you want to see Marina Bay Sands, spend a day at Universal Studios, shop on Orchard Road or meet family and friends, you first need a valid entry visa. Pakistani passport holders cannot enter visa-free or get a visa on arrival, so planning ahead is essential.
This guide covers the practical side of the Singapore visa process in 2026: who needs it, what papers are required, realistic costs, how long it takes, and the extra steps you must complete before flying.
Yes. Every Pakistani passport holder must obtain a visa before travelling to Singapore for tourism, business, family visits or most other short stays. Singapore places Pakistan in Assessment Level II, which means applications receive closer scrutiny than those from Level I countries. A Letter of Introduction (Form V39A) is normally required and is usually arranged through an authorised agent or a local contact in Singapore.
Once approved you receive an electronic visa (e-Visa) that you print and carry with your passport. There is no physical sticker.
Most travellers apply for one of these:
Requirements can vary slightly by channel, but the core set is consistent:
Students and dependents usually need additional relationship and sponsorship documents such as FRC or a guardian’s letter.
The official ICA processing fee is SGD 30 and is non-refundable. When you apply through an authorised agent or package service in Pakistan the total cost is higher because it includes the Letter of Introduction, document handling and submission.
| Item | Approximate Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Official ICA fee | SGD 30 (~PKR 6,500–7,000) | Non-refundable |
| Typical full package | PKR 17,500 – 20,000 | Includes service & LOI |
| Double-entry option | Slightly higher | If available |
Always confirm the exact amount with your chosen channel before payment, as exchange rates and service charges can change.
ICA’s published processing time for routine cases is three working days after submission. In practice many Pakistani applications take 7–14 working days when handled through agents, so apply at least three weeks before travel.
| Aspect | Typical Details |
|---|---|
| Standard processing | 3–14 working days |
| Common stay allowed | Up to 30 days |
| Visa validity | Usually issued for a limited window |
| Entry type | Single or double (multiple rare) |
| SG Arrival Card | Mandatory within 3 days of arrival |
If Singapore is part of a wider itinerary, these pages may also be useful:
Singapore remains one of the most convenient and rewarding short-haul destinations for Pakistani travellers. With the right documents, a clear purpose and enough time for processing, the visa process is manageable. Start early, keep everything consistent, complete the Arrival Card on time, and you will be ready to enjoy one of Asia’s most dynamic cities.
Yes, through authorised channels that submit via the ICA system or through a Singapore-based contact. Direct self-submission is limited for Assessment Level II nationalities.
Most approved visas allow stays of up to 30 days. The exact period is decided at the point of entry.
Yes. Every traveller must submit the SGAC online within three days before arrival. It is free.
There is no fixed minimum published, but regular transactions and sufficient funds for the trip strengthen the application.
Yes. Submitting related applications together often makes the process smoother.
The fee is non-refundable. Review the reason, correct any issues and reapply if eligible.
