Singapore’s Immigration and Checkpoints Authority requires travellers entering the country to submit the SG Arrival Card with its electronic health declaration within three days before arrival, including the arrival day. Travellers transiting without seeking immigration clearance are among those exempt from submitting it.
The SG Arrival Card is not a visa, and the official ICA website and MyICA app submit it free of charge. Some travellers still need a separate visa depending on their passport. Visitors should also check general entry requirements, including passport validity, before departure.
Submit through an ICA address ending in ica.gov.sg rather than a paid third-party site. Keep the confirmation accessible and make sure the trip and health information is accurate when you submit it.