Visas for Chinese citizens travelling to Singapore

Travel Information

Chinese citizens travelling to Singapore

Citizens of China cannot travel toSingapore. Visas are currently being refused.

Singapore has a COVID-19 outbreak.

Multiple governments have advised against travel to Singapore. Air commute between Singapore and other countries may be restricted.

What to expect in Singapore

🤝 friendly locals

safe neighbourhoods

⚡ Above average wifi

⛅ warm weather

🏖️ beaches

👯‍♂️ good for parties

golf

Flights and Prices

Flight prices to Singapore from China usually are around 1562.00 CNY. Spring Airlines is a common carrier airline.

International and domestic airlines

Common international airlines are

Singapore

. Popular domestic airlines are

Air Asia

Common Tourist Questions

🥘 Do I need to tip?

No, you are not expected to tip at restaurants and other service businesses.

💰 Should I carry cash?

Yes, you should carry cash on you. Foreigners usually deal in cash.

☎️ Where do I get a SIM card from?

Some popular telecom companies are

Singtel

💦 Can I drink tap water?

Yes, you can generally drink tap water. This may not apply in smaller towns and rural areas. Double-check when you arrive.

🚕What do I use to get around?

Popular ride-hailing services include

Grab.

Exchange Rates

The primary currency is SGD.

1 CNY = 0.193874 SGD

To put that in perspective, the average dinner will cost you roughly $5.15 USD.

Visa Status

Visas is not available at this time for citizens of Singapore.

Notes and Passport Validity

There are no special notes about passport validity at this time. In general, it is good to ensure that your passport is valid 3 months after your trip ends.

Holders of passports for public affairs do not require a visa.:Since 28 January 2019, Singapore has granted a 96-hour visa-free transit facility for Chinese citizens entering Singapore. Passengers in transit can apply for VFTF at check-in counter without charge.:From February 2nd, passengers who have been in China in the past 14 days and all Chinese citizens are not allowed to transit or enter Singapore, and all visas issued before are no longer vaild.:

Apply for a Visa

You can apply for a visa for Singapore via iVisa.

Safety and Security

Do not travel.

We now advise all not to travel overseas including to Singapore. If you’re in Singapore and wish to return to Australia, we recommend you do so as soon as possible by commercial means. If you choose to travel to Singapore despite our advice, note new travel restrictions will come into effect at 23:59 on 20 March 2020 due to #COVID19. All travellers entering Singapore from all locations, including tourists and residents, will be issued with a 14-day stay-at-home notice (SHN). Short term visitors who have travelled to China, France, Germany, Iran, Italy, South Korea or Spain in the past 14 days, won't be permitted to transit or enter Singapore. Contact the nearest embassy or consulate of Singapore for details and monitor the Singaporean Ministry of Health website for developments. Expect additional health screening at borders. Travellers who do not comply with a request to be tested may be denied entry to Singapore. Check with your airline or tour operator for the latest update. We now advise you to: Do not travel to Singapore.

Statistics

These values are calculated by computing the average scores that we have available to us across all cities in Singapore. In some cases, they may not be completely accurate.

Internet Speed (5.00 / 5)

Safety (5.00 / 5)

Cost of Living (3.41 / 5)

Average Hotel Cost

$59.00 USD / night

Average Dinners

$5.15 USD

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