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138 Robinson Road, #06-02, Oxley Tower, Singapore 068906
SINGAPORE TOURIST VISA
RSBU Global Travel Pte Ltd, as an incoming tour operator with a General Travel Agency license, is authorized by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) to apply for entry visas to the Republic of Singapore for travelers seeking a tourist visa (with the condition of purchasing a travel package). Our experts are ready to assist you with the entire application process.
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STANDARD AND EXPRESS TOURIST VISAS
A tourist visa to Singapore is electronic (PDF document) and is issued without personal presence. Visa validity starts from the date of issue and lasts 9 weeks. Once the visa is issued, you may enter Singapore during its validity term.
This visa gives you permission to enter Singapore but not to remain there until its expiration date. The period of stay in Singapore as per individual Visit Pass is not longer than 30 days starting from the day of entry. After that, you must either leave the country or apply for an extension of your Visit Pass (the decision to extend your stay or not is at the sole discretion of the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore).
Important note: A Singapore tourist visa is not an immigration pass. It is a pre-entry permission for the holder of a valid visa to travel to, and seek entry, into Singapore. The grant of an immigration pass will be determined by the ICA officers at the point of entry. The period of stay granted is not tied to the validity of your visa. Possession of a valid visa does not guarantee entry into Singapore.
You can apply for a Singapore visa with RSBU Global Travel, including Singapore travel/visitor visas.
This visa gives you permission to enter Singapore but not to remain there until its expiration date. The period of stay in Singapore as per individual Visit Pass is not longer than 30 days starting from the day of entry. After that, you must either leave the country or apply for an extension of your Visit Pass (the decision to extend your stay or not is at the sole discretion of the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore).
Important note: A Singapore tourist visa is not an immigration pass. It is a pre-entry permission for the holder of a valid visa to travel to, and seek entry, into Singapore. The grant of an immigration pass will be determined by the ICA officers at the point of entry. The period of stay granted is not tied to the validity of your visa. Possession of a valid visa does not guarantee entry into Singapore.
You can apply for a Singapore visa with RSBU Global Travel, including Singapore travel/visitor visas.
SG Arrival Card
30 USD
Once you have obtained a tourist visa, or in cases where a visa is not required, you will need to obtain an electronic SG Arrival Card within 3 days before entering Singapore.
You will not be allowed to enter Singapore without the SG Arrival Card. You may complete the Singapore e-Migration Card yourself or use our assistance.
You will not be allowed to enter Singapore without the SG Arrival Card. You may complete the Singapore e-Migration Card yourself or use our assistance.
Extension of stay
200 USD
A service for those who need to extend their stay in Singapore for an additional 30 days. Please note that the Singapore Immigration Service allows for a single extension of stay in Singapore for a period not exceeding 30 days.
The extension form is sent to the email address you provided when you filled in the extension form.
The extension form is sent to the email address you provided when you filled in the extension form.
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Citizens of the following countries can apply for SG Visas with us:
Georgia
Moldova
Kazakhstan
Azerbaijan
Kyrgyzstan
Russia
Tajikistan
Belarus
Armenia
Turkmenistan
China
Uzbekistan
Other mandatory immigration requirements:
- Have minimum 6-month passport validity if you are not a Singapore passport holder
- Short term travellers holding a passport or travel document from a visa-required country/region must apply for a Visa
- Ensure that you do not bring prohibited items into Singapore
- Short-Term travellers should have sufficient cash and proof of onward travel (tickets, visas), and ensure that you do not stay beyond your visit pass validity.
Starting February 13, 2023 all coronavirus restrictions and requirements have been lifted. It means that any traveller can enter Singapore regardless of their vaccination status.
Standard package of the necessary documents for Singapore Tourist Visa application:
- Completed and signed form (Form 14)
- Copy of the international passport (page with personal data). Passport must be valid for at least 6 months at the time of entry into Singapore.
- 1 photo on a white background (soft-copy in JPG,JPEG or PNG)
- Air Tickets to/from Singapore
- Hotel Reservation
Keep in mind that ICA has the right to request any additional documents during the application process
Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) accepts applications for tourist visas no more than 30 days before the date of your intended visit to Singapore.
Processing time:
- Standard visa: 3-7 working days
- Express visa: 1-2 working days
The above times are indicative and can be extended in case additional documents are requested by ICA.
Once you have obtained a tourist visa, or in cases where a visa is not required, you will need to obtain an electronic SG Arrival Card within 3 days before entering Singapore.
You will not be allowed to enter Singapore without the SG Arrival Card. You may complete the Singapore e-Migration Card yourself or use our assistance.
You will not be allowed to enter Singapore without the SG Arrival Card. You may complete the Singapore e-Migration Card yourself or use our assistance.
Arrival Card
- The final decision on the issuance, validity period and duration of the visa is made by Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore
- A Singapore visa is not a guarantee of entry. The final decision on admission always rests with the Singapore migration officer at the checkpoint.
- In case of delays or visa denial the paid amount is not refundable.
- Under the Singapore Employment Act, tourists are not allowed to engage in any gainful activity, business or professional, without obtaining a work visa or work permit in Singapore under the Singapore Employment of Foreign Manpower Act.
Important!
Fill out the customer form and provide the required documents
Receiving the questionnaire and data verification
Hotel selection
Invoice payment
After receiving the payment, we proceed to processing the visa
You receive the visa in your email
Registration of the migration card
3 days before arrival in Singapore
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Visa Free Transit Facilities
Visa-Free Transit
Nationals of the Commonwealth of Independent States (including Citizens of Russia), Georgia, India, The People’s Republic of China (PRC), Turkmenistan and Ukraine may be granted visa-free transit to Singapore for less than 96 hours (4 days) if they have an air ticket to a third country.
Examples of transit:
Examples of transit:
Russia
Singapore
Thailand
Abu Dhabi
Singapore
Maldives
Dubai
Singapore
Indonesia
Keep in mind:
- You can enter by any mode of transport, but you must leave Singapore only by plane.
- Extended stays for transit travelers are strictly prohibited.
- The final decision on admission always rests with the Singapore immigration officer at the passport control.
- To be on the safe side, we recommend that you always apply for a Singapore Tourist Visa even if your stay is less than 96 hours.
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OTHER TYPES OF VISAS
RSBU Global Travel Agency (TA03256) is part of the RSBU Group, which also includes a licensed corporate services provider in Singapore and a full-service recruitment agency.
RSBU Group can assist you not only in organizing your vacation but also provide comprehensive assistance in matters of relocation to Singapore and obtaining all types of work visas and social visas in Singapore.
RSBU Group can assist you not only in organizing your vacation but also provide comprehensive assistance in matters of relocation to Singapore and obtaining all types of work visas and social visas in Singapore.
Dependant's Pass, LTVP
FOR LIFE
Personalized Employment Pass
Employment Pass Entre Pass
Employment Pass Entre Pass
FOR WORK
Permanent Resident in Singapore
RESIDENCE PERMIT
Student Pass
FOR STUDY
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)
Yes. As of February 13, 2023, all COVID-19-related travel restrictions and requirements for travelers entering Singapore have been lifted. This includes the requirement to present a vaccination certificate or PCR/Antigen test, as well as the requirement to obtain medical insurance covering COVID-19 treatment.
This means that travelers may enter Singapore regardless of their vaccination status, provided all other mandatory entry requirements are met.
This means that travelers may enter Singapore regardless of their vaccination status, provided all other mandatory entry requirements are met.
No. As of February 13, 2023, all COVID-19-related travel restrictions and requirements for travelers entering Singapore have been lifted, including the requirement to present a PCR/Antigen test.
No. As of February 13, 2023, all COVID-19-related travel restrictions and requirements for travelers entering Singapore have been lifted, including the requirement to obtain medical insurance covering COVID-19 treatment.
However, RSBU Travel always recommends purchasing a standard travel insurance policy before any international trip to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
However, RSBU Travel always recommends purchasing a standard travel insurance policy before any international trip to ensure a safe and comfortable journey.
No. Under Singapore’s Employment of Foreign Manpower Act, visitors holding a tourist visa are not permitted to engage in any paid employment, business activities, or professional work without obtaining a valid work visa or work permit.
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of your planned entry into Singapore.
The following items are prohibited from being brought into Singapore:
- Chewing gum (except therapeutic chewing gum)
- Electronic cigarettes and IQOS devices
- Lighters shaped like guns or revolvers
- Knives: switchblade knives, gravity knives, push daggers, and throwing knives
- Drugs and psychotropic substances
- Firecrackers
- Photographs, magazines, publications, videotapes, video discs, and other electronic media containing pornographic content
- Extremist and terrorist materials
- Pirated copies on video discs, music discs, and other electronic media
You may bring cash* into Singapore with a total value not exceeding SGD 20,000 (~USD 15,000).
*Cash in this context refers to physical currency and bearer negotiable instruments. Cash includes coins and printed money. Examples of bearer negotiable instruments include bearer cheques, cash cheques, uncrossed cheques made payable to bearer, promissory notes, bearer bonds, and similar instruments.
*Cash in this context refers to physical currency and bearer negotiable instruments. Cash includes coins and printed money. Examples of bearer negotiable instruments include bearer cheques, cash cheques, uncrossed cheques made payable to bearer, promissory notes, bearer bonds, and similar instruments.
If you are entering or leaving Singapore carrying cash* with a total value exceeding SGD 20,000 (or its equivalent in foreign currency), you are legally required to submit a full and accurate report to the Singapore authorities. This reporting requirement applies whether you are carrying the funds for yourself or on behalf of another person, and whether you are traveling alone or with others.
Upon arrival in Singapore, you must proceed to the Red Channel and declare the amount by submitting Form NP 727.
*Cash in this context refers to physical currency and bearer negotiable instruments. Cash includes coins and printed money. Examples of bearer negotiable instruments include bearer cheques, cash cheques, uncrossed cheques made payable to bearer, promissory notes, bearer bonds, and similar instruments.
Upon arrival in Singapore, you must proceed to the Red Channel and declare the amount by submitting Form NP 727.
*Cash in this context refers to physical currency and bearer negotiable instruments. Cash includes coins and printed money. Examples of bearer negotiable instruments include bearer cheques, cash cheques, uncrossed cheques made payable to bearer, promissory notes, bearer bonds, and similar instruments.
Failure to submit a full and accurate report to the Singapore authorities when carrying cash exceeding SGD 20,000 is considered an offence under Singapore’s Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act 1992.
In addition, the currency may be seized and/or confiscated by court order.
- You may face:
- A fine of up to SGD 50,000
- Imprisonment for up to 3 years
- Or both
In addition, the currency may be seized and/or confiscated by court order.
Citizens of Russia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan are required to obtain a visa to enter and stay in Singapore.
The full list of countries whose citizens require a visa can be found on the website of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA).
The full list of countries whose citizens require a visa can be found on the website of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA).
For short-term visits to Singapore, the following types of visas are available:
A single-entry visa allows one entry into Singapore, a double-entry visa allows two entries, and a multiple-entry visa allows unlimited entries during the visa validity period (9 weeks).
You may indicate your preferred visa type when submitting your application; however, the final decision regarding the number of entries is made by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA).
Regardless of the visa type, you may stay in Singapore for no more than 30 consecutive days per visit.
- Single-entry visa
- Double-entry visa
- Multiple-entry visa
A single-entry visa allows one entry into Singapore, a double-entry visa allows two entries, and a multiple-entry visa allows unlimited entries during the visa validity period (9 weeks).
You may indicate your preferred visa type when submitting your application; however, the final decision regarding the number of entries is made by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA).
Regardless of the visa type, you may stay in Singapore for no more than 30 consecutive days per visit.
A Singapore visa is issued for a period not exceeding 9 weeks, during which you are allowed to enter Singapore.
However, the maximum permitted stay in Singapore on a tourist visa is 30 days.
The visa validity period begins from the date of issuance.
However, the maximum permitted stay in Singapore on a tourist visa is 30 days.
The visa validity period begins from the date of issuance.
A visa allows you to enter Singapore, but it does not permit you to remain in the country continuously until the visa expires.
The maximum continuous stay in Singapore is 30 days. After that period, you must either leave the country or apply for an extension of stay (subject to approval by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore).
The maximum continuous stay in Singapore is 30 days. After that period, you must either leave the country or apply for an extension of stay (subject to approval by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore).
An extension of stay may be granted for up to:
If you plan to stay in Singapore for a longer period, you may need to apply for another type of long-term visa, such as:
- 30 days for foreign visitors
- 89 days for relatives of Singapore citizens and permanent residents
If you plan to stay in Singapore for a longer period, you may need to apply for another type of long-term visa, such as:
Yes. Every child, regardless of age, requires a separate visa to visit Singapore.
A separate visa application is required for each child, regardless of whether the child has their own passport or is included in a parent’s passport.
A separate visa application is required for each child, regardless of whether the child has their own passport or is included in a parent’s passport.
No. Singapore has the same requirements and visa fees for both children and adults.
You may start the visa application process up to 30 calendar days before your trip.
Please note that the visa validity period starts from the date of approval, so it is not advisable to apply too early.
We recommend applying 2–3 weeks before your planned arrival date in Singapore.
If you are planning your trip several months in advance and would like to prepare earlier, we can accept your application beforehand and process the visa approximately one month before your intended arrival date.
Please note that the visa validity period starts from the date of approval, so it is not advisable to apply too early.
We recommend applying 2–3 weeks before your planned arrival date in Singapore.
If you are planning your trip several months in advance and would like to prepare earlier, we can accept your application beforehand and process the visa approximately one month before your intended arrival date.
- Standard Visa: 3–7 working days
- Express Visa: 1–2 working days
Please note that these processing times are approximate and may be extended if the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore requests additional documents.
The standard set of documents required for a Singapore visa application includes:
Please note that the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore reserves the right to request additional documents during the application review process.
- A copy of your passport (personal data page). Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of intended entry into Singapore
- Completed and signed application form (Form 14)
- Hotel reservation (strictly through our company)
- Round-trip flight tickets to/from Singapore
- One 3×4 cm photo with a white background (photo requirements available via the link)
Please note that the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore reserves the right to request additional documents during the application review process.
No. A color copy of your passport is sufficient for the Singapore visa application process.
Since December 1, 2009, Singapore embassies no longer accept visa applications directly from private individuals. Therefore, Singapore visas are no longer stamped into passports.
Visas are issued exclusively in electronic format.
Since December 1, 2009, Singapore embassies no longer accept visa applications directly from private individuals. Therefore, Singapore visas are no longer stamped into passports.
Visas are issued exclusively in electronic format.
The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore does not place visa stickers in passports. Instead, an electronic visa is issued, which serves as official authorization to visit the Republic of Singapore.
Upon approval, you will receive an electronic PDF document issued by ICA.
Each visa contains a unique identification number that can be used to verify its authenticity on the ICA website.
Upon approval, you will receive an electronic PDF document issued by ICA.
Each visa contains a unique identification number that can be used to verify its authenticity on the ICA website.
No.
Singapore visas may only be processed by:
Singapore visas may only be processed by:
- The Singapore Embassy in your country
- Accredited visa centers
- Licensed Singapore travel agencies
The Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore may refuse a visa application without providing any explanation.
Common reasons for refusal include:
Applicants in the last category may be required to provide:
We strongly recommend that applicants in this category apply through the Singapore Embassy in their country of residence, as this significantly increases the chances of visa approval.
Common reasons for refusal include:
- Errors in the visa application form (even a one-letter or one-digit mistake may lead to rejection)
- Poor-quality photographs or photos that do not meet official requirements
- Negative immigration history in Singapore (public order violations, overstaying, illegal entry, etc.)
- Excessively frequent visits to Singapore (more than 3 tourist visas per year without substantial justification)
- Your previous Singapore visa is still valid
- Unmarried women aged 18–40 traveling alone or with a female companion
Applicants in the last category may be required to provide:
- Employment certificate indicating position and salary
- Bank statement showing sufficient funds
- Other proof of financial solvency
We strongly recommend that applicants in this category apply through the Singapore Embassy in their country of residence, as this significantly increases the chances of visa approval.
The final decision regarding visa approval, validity period, and number of entries is made solely by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore.
In the event of delays or visa refusal, the paid fees are non-refundable.
In the event of delays or visa refusal, the paid fees are non-refundable.
No. You should not apply for a new visa while physically present in Singapore.
A Singapore visa is an entry visa, meaning it governs the period during which you may enter the country, not the duration of your stay.
Additionally:
A Singapore visa is an entry visa, meaning it governs the period during which you may enter the country, not the duration of your stay.
Additionally:
- Applying for another visa will not allow you to stay longer than 30 days
- If you apply for a new visa while inside Singapore, rejection is highly likely
Citizens of Russia, CIS countries, Georgia, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine may qualify for visa-free transit in Singapore for up to 96 hours (4 days), provided they hold an onward air ticket to a third country.
To qualify for visa-free transit, the following conditions must be met:
Please note:
For greater security, we always recommend obtaining a tourist visa even if your stay does not exceed 96 hours.
Final permission to enter Singapore is always granted at the discretion of the immigration officer at passport control.
Extension of stay for transit travelers is strictly prohibited.
We also recommend:
To qualify for visa-free transit, the following conditions must be met:
- You must hold an air ticket to a third country
- Moscow → Singapore → Bali = eligible
- Moscow → Singapore → Moscow = NOT eligible
- Your stay in Singapore between flights must not exceed 96 hours
Please note:
- You may enter Singapore by any means of transport
- However, departure from Singapore must be strictly by air
For greater security, we always recommend obtaining a tourist visa even if your stay does not exceed 96 hours.
Final permission to enter Singapore is always granted at the discretion of the immigration officer at passport control.
Extension of stay for transit travelers is strictly prohibited.
We also recommend:
- Having a confirmed hotel reservation
- Carrying at least USD 1,000 in cash
Yes.
Even if you hold a valid visa or meet all 96-hour transit requirements, the final decision regarding entry into Singapore is made by the immigration officer at passport control upon arrival.
To minimize the risk of denial of entry, we recommend:
Carrying at least USD 1,000 in cash or being able to withdraw funds from an ATM if requested
Even if you hold a valid visa or meet all 96-hour transit requirements, the final decision regarding entry into Singapore is made by the immigration officer at passport control upon arrival.
To minimize the risk of denial of entry, we recommend:
- Having a confirmed hotel reservation
- Having a return or onward ticket
Carrying at least USD 1,000 in cash or being able to withdraw funds from an ATM if requested
There are no officially established limits on the number of visa-free transit entries into Singapore.
However, frequent visits may raise questions from immigration officers regarding the purpose of your visits.
This may result in:
However, frequent visits may raise questions from immigration officers regarding the purpose of your visits.
This may result in:
- Denial of boarding
- Refusal of entry or deportation upon arrival in Singapore
There are no officially established limits on the number of visits to Singapore under a tourist visa.
However, multiple visits within a short period may attract the attention of immigration officers, who may question the purpose of your frequent travel.
However, multiple visits within a short period may attract the attention of immigration officers, who may question the purpose of your frequent travel.
No agency can guarantee approval of a Singapore visa, as the final decision rests solely with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore.
However, we guarantee that we will make every effort to maximize your chances of visa approval.
If tourism is not the genuine purpose of your visits, you should apply for a long-term visa type such as:
Otherwise, you risk being denied boarding or deported from Singapore.
However, we guarantee that we will make every effort to maximize your chances of visa approval.
If tourism is not the genuine purpose of your visits, you should apply for a long-term visa type such as:
Otherwise, you risk being denied boarding or deported from Singapore.
You must present your visa together with:
You may keep the visa on your phone or another electronic device.
However, to avoid possible technical issues, we strongly recommend printing the visa on an A4 sheet.
- Your passport
- Completed immigration card
You may keep the visa on your phone or another electronic device.
However, to avoid possible technical issues, we strongly recommend printing the visa on an A4 sheet.
You can verify the validity of your Singapore visa on the ICA website:
www.ica.gov.sg
using your visa’s unique identification number.
www.ica.gov.sg
using your visa’s unique identification number.
We accept:
We also offer alternative payment methods. Please check all available options with your manager during booking.
- Credit and debit cards (Visa, Mastercard)
- PayPal
- Bank transfer to a Singapore company account (strictly from non-Russian bank accounts)
- Cash payment at our Singapore office
We also offer alternative payment methods. Please check all available options with your manager during booking.
We, RSBU Global Travel Pte. Ltd. (TA03256), are a fully licensed travel operator, and according to the requirements of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA), we process tourist visas only when туристические services such as hotel accommodation and excursions are booked through our company.
For our clients, this is actually an advantage, as we can often offer better hotel rates in Singapore than popular online booking platforms.
For our clients, this is actually an advantage, as we can often offer better hotel rates in Singapore than popular online booking platforms.
The immigration card is an electronic document containing a traveler’s information, which must be presented at border control for entry into Singapore in order to register travelers entering the country.
Regardless of your status (tourist, long-term visa holder, citizen, or permanent resident of Singapore), after obtaining a Singapore visa, as well as in cases where a visa is not required, you must complete the Singapore electronic immigration card with a health declaration before entering Singapore.
No. The immigration card must be completed before passing through passport control in Singapore and presented at the border together with your visa. Entry into Singapore without an immigration card is not permitted.
You must complete the electronic immigration card with a health declaration (SG Arrival Card) within 3 days prior to your entry into Singapore.
Yes, you may complete the immigration card upon arrival in Singapore. However, for a smoother and faster passport control process, we recommend completing the immigration card before arriving in Singapore.
Required documents:
Please note that depending on your status (tourist, long-term visa holder, citizen, or permanent resident of Singapore), the list of required documents may vary.
You can view the full list of required documents and submit an application for the immigration card on our website.
- A scanned or photographed copy of the information page of your passport. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Singapore.
- Contact details.
- General information about your visit.
- Information about your accommodation in Singapore.
Please note that depending on your status (tourist, long-term visa holder, citizen, or permanent resident of Singapore), the list of required documents may vary.
You can view the full list of required documents and submit an application for the immigration card on our website.
In the absence of a valid immigration card:
- You may be denied entry into Singapore
- You may be fined up to SGD 10,000
- You may face imprisonment for up to 12 months
The immigration card issued by the Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority is sent to your email address in electronic format (PDF). Please make sure that your contact details are entered correctly.
You are not required to cancel your immigration card.
If your itinerary changes, you must update your immigration card accordingly. Otherwise, the submitted information may be considered knowingly false.
A stay extension may be granted for up to 30 days for foreign visitors and up to 89 days for relatives of Singapore citizens and permanent residents.
No agency can guarantee approval for a stay extension in Singapore, as the final decision to approve or reject an extension is made solely by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA).
On our side, we guarantee maximum effort and professional assistance throughout the application process.
On our side, we guarantee maximum effort and professional assistance throughout the application process.
An application for a stay extension must be submitted online no earlier than 14 days and no later than 5 days before the expiry of your permitted stay in Singapore.
If you plan to remain in Singapore continuously without leaving the country, the type of visa (single-entry, double-entry, or multiple-entry) does not affect the stay extension process.
If you would like to stay in Singapore for a longer period than permitted under a tourist visa, you may apply for another type of long-term visa in Singapore depending on the purpose of your stay, such as a social visa, student visa, work visa, or entrepreneur visa.
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