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Singapore visa requirement for Chinese
Visa Requirement
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Online visa
nationals of China should apply for an online visa to travel to Singapore
Entry Recommendations (With E-visa)
- Visa Application Form : Fill in the application form for Singapore
- Passport Photo : Recent Photo no older than 6 months
- Passport Copy : Scan copy of passport of applicant's. Signature page and personal information pages, Photo page, date of issue and expiry pages have to be included. Passport have be valid for at least six months beyond the expiry date of the visa.
- Current Details : If you are Employed: • An employer letter on company letterhead containing contact details, contract type, purpose and duration of the trip. Letter must state that a leave of absence has been granted and that you will be returning to your current job. • The current bank statement of the latest 6 months • Income Tax Return (ITR) • The original pay slips If Self Employed: • Include a copy of your business license • Company bank statement of the latest 6 months • Income Tax Return (ITR) If Student: • Letter from your school stating that you are registered for the upcoming semester and that you are in good standing. • No Object certificate from School or University. If Retired: • Proof of your retirement fund.
- Travel Proof : A round-trip flight reservations for Singapore.
- Tax returns : Income Tax Returns of the applicant in applicant's country.
- Cover Letter : A cover letter with all needed details of the applicant, destinations and travel details. Same details should be provided for other members travelling with you.
- Health Document : Proof of health requirements of Singapore.
Additional informations
Description
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.:Between February and June 2020, passengers who have been in China in the past 14 days and all Chinese citizens were not allowed to transit or enter Singapore, and all visas issued were no longer vaild. A separate green lane was opened for business and essential travelling in June 2020. :
Exchange Rate
1 CNY = 0.19 SGDCurrency used in China is Yuan Renminbi ( 1 CNY = 0.13 USD )
Currency used in Singapore is Singapore Dollar ( 1 SGD = 0.72 USD )