Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC)
Entry formalities for Singapore territory - Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC)
Experience the perfect blend of tradition and modernity in this vibrant city-state. From the Marina Bay Sands to Chinatown and Little India.
Application deadline: 3 days before your arrival
Welcome to Singapore
To arrive and leave Singapore, all travelers must have applied for an electronic arrival card, specifically the E-Ticket for this destination. This procedure only concerns travelers who arrive and leave by air. For passengers arriving in the territory by sea, a paper form will be available upon arrival in the Dominican Republic. For some nationalities, a visa is not required for stays up to 30 days in the country, however, it is mandatory to have completed your online E-Ticket application before your arrival and departure from the country.
Singapore Arrival Card Information
Documents to provide
Passport, valid for at least 6 months, from the date of arrival in the country
Application deadline: 3 days before your arrival
What does the E-Ticket application consist of?
The online procedure is simple and quick. However, we recommend anticipating your E-Ticket application and completing the procedure at most 72 hours before your departure or exit from the territory. With our agency's services, we help you obtain your electronic arrival card for entry and exit from the Dominican Republic. The E-Ticket is valid from your arrival and departure from the country and is obtained according to your travel dates. If you are multiple travelers, it is possible to make a group application. In this case, a single QR code for all travelers will need to be presented to local authorities. This procedure also applies to minors. The E-Ticket is to be presented only at immigration. If you do not enter the country and are in transit, you may not necessarily need the QR Code. If you leave the transit area and collect your luggage to take another flight, the E-Ticket may be required as you will pass through immigration. You can ask your airline for confirmation if in doubt.
Which nationalities are concerned by the E-Ticket?
All nationalities are concerned by the E-Ticket, including Dominicans.
Which entry points are eligible for the E-Ticket?
Travelers can use the E-Ticket only if they arrive or leave the Dominican Republic by air. All airports are eligible.
Places to visit in Singapore
The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel that offers breathtaking views of the city. It is the tallest observation wheel in the world and offers a unique perspective of the city's skyline.
The Merlion is a mythical creature that is half-lion and half-fish. It is a symbol of Singapore and is a popular tourist attraction.
The Gardens by the Bay is a park that is home to a variety of plants and flowers. It is a popular tourist attraction and is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
The Padang is a popular tourist destination that is known for its colonial architecture and is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
The Singapore Zoo is a popular tourist attraction that is known for its variety of animals and is a great place to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Required Information Table
| INFORMATION TO PROVIDE | PERSONAL DATA |
|---|---|
| PERSONAL DATA | Name, First Name, Date of Birth, Passport Number, Nationality, Address of residency, Phone Number |
| TRAVEL DETAILS | Arrival Date, Departure Date, Mode of Transport, Purpose of Travel |
| FLIGHT INFORMATION | Airline Name |
| ACCOMODATION | Name and type of accomodation |
| ITINERARY | Last city before entering Singapore, first city after exit |
| HEALTH | Any symptoms, Countries visited in Latin America or Africa in the 6 days before arrival to Singapore |
Processing Time
Your arrival card is typically processed within 24 hours. We recommend applying at least 3 days before your travel date.
Requirements
Valid passport with at least 6 months validity, recent passport photo, travel itinerary, and accommodation details.
Fees
The arrival card service fee includes all government fees and processing charges. Additional visa fees may apply depending on your nationality.
How It Works
Fill in the online form
Complete our secure form with your personal information and travel details
Receive your arrival card by email
We process your application and send your electronic arrival card directly to your inbox
Present your card upon arrival
Upon arrival, simply present your electronic card to immigration authorities
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries require an arrival card?
Arrival cards are required in several countries, including Cambodia, Malaysia, Dominican Republic, and Singapore. Requirements may vary depending on your nationality and length of stay.
How do I get my arrival card?
You can obtain your arrival card by filling out our online form. Once submitted, you will receive your card by email within 24 hours.
Why do I need to fill out an arrival card?
The arrival card is an official document required by immigration authorities to record your entry into the country. It contains important information about your stay and helps facilitate the immigration process.
What should I do if I lose my arrival card?
If you lose your arrival card, you can contact us to get a new copy. We will send you a new version by email.
Can I fill out my tourist arrival card online?
Yes, our service allows you to fill out your arrival card online before your trip. It's quick, secure, and helps you avoid queues upon arrival.
Are there any fees associated with the arrival card?
Fees vary depending on the destination country. Our service includes all government fees and processing charges. Prices are clearly indicated when you make your request.
Can I correct an error on my arrival card after submitting it?
Yes, you can contact us to correct errors on your arrival card. We will send you a corrected version by email.
How long should I keep my arrival card?
It is recommended to keep your arrival card for the entire duration of your stay and until your departure from the country. Some countries may request it when you leave the territory.