Singapore Visa for Estonian Citizens

Yes. Every Estonian passport holder needs a visa to enter Singapore, whether for tourism, a business meeting, a medical consultation or a family trip. The fastest route is the online eVisa, an electronic document issued by ICA and emailed to you after approval. No embassy visit or in-person interview is required.

Singapore requires applications from Estonian nationals to be filed through a registered sponsor or visa agent inside Singapore. As an authorized local consultancy we act as your sponsor, prepare the Letter of Introduction (LOI), and submit the file on your behalf. You don't need to know anyone in Singapore to apply through us.

The eVisa is your legal permission to travel, issued by ICA and valid for 63 days from issue. The SG Arrival Card (SGAC) is a separate electronic health and immigration declaration every traveler must submit within 3 days before arrival. You can add SGAC filing as an optional add-on at checkout for a small fee.

If you stay inside the transit lounge without clearing immigration, no visa is required. If your connection requires you to leave the lounge or switch terminals, you need either a full eVisa or the 96-hour Visa-Free Transit Facility (VFTF), which you qualify for only if you also hold a valid visa or long-term pass for the USA, UK, Canada, Japan, Germany, Australia, New Zealand or Switzerland.

Standard (8 working days) is the most economical and suits travelers planning a month ahead. Priority (5 working days) is the sweet spot for most Estonian clients booking 2 to 3 weeks out. Express (3 working days) is for last-minute trips, urgent business meetings or tight flight connections.

Standard: USD 95 single, 109 double, 119 multiple. Priority: USD 125 single, 135 double, 145 multiple. Express: USD 149 single, 159 double, 169 multiple. Prices are all-in and include the ICA government fee plus our service fee. No hidden charges appear at checkout.

We recommend at least 3 weeks before departure on Standard, 2 weeks on Priority, or a full working week on Express. This leaves a buffer for corrections if ICA requests a clearer photo or reissued document. Applying closer to departure works but removes your safety margin.

No. The government portion of the fee is non-refundable per ICA policy, regardless of outcome. Our document pre-check exists to address this: we review every application before filing and flag issues that typically cause rejections so they can be fixed in time.

Up to 29 days per entry, at the arriving ICA officer's discretion. The visa itself is valid for 63 days from the date of issue, during which you must enter Singapore at least once.

Single entry suits a straight round trip from Tartu, Tallinn or Narva. Double entry is the go-to for Estonian travelers doing a Singapore plus Bali, Phuket or Kuala Lumpur loop. Multiple entry fits frequent business travelers, CIS traders and executives attending back-to-back meetings or expos inside the 63-day window.

Yes, and it is one of the most popular itineraries for Estonian travelers. Pick a double or multiple entry visa, fly into Changi, spend time in Singapore, hop to Bali, Phuket or KL, and loop back through Singapore on the way home. Changi is the regional hub with direct flights to every major Southeast Asian city.

Short extensions can be requested through the ICA e-Service before your current visit pass expires. Approvals are at ICA's discretion and not guaranteed. For longer stays, the usual path is to exit Singapore and re-apply for a new eVisa.

Taken within the last 3 months, 35mm x 45mm, plain white background, full face visible, neutral expression, no headgear (religious headwear permitted only if facial features remain visible), no glasses with glare, high resolution, no filters or digital retouching.

No. Singapore requires at least 6 months of passport validity beyond your arrival date. Renew your passport first through the Migration Service, then apply with the new passport number. If you've already started a draft with us, we'll hold it while you wait for the new document.

The most common causes are: photos that fail ICA's 35mm x 45mm or background standards, a blurry or cropped passport data page, missing onward flight ticket, hotel booking dates that don't match the stay, and name spellings that differ between passport and application form. Our pre-submission review catches these before they become a rejection.

Your Estonian passport, the printed or digital eVisa, your SG Arrival Card confirmation, and supporting documents (onward ticket, hotel booking). Immigration may ask brief questions about your stay, funds and return plans, so have answers ready.

Only electronic. The eVisa is a PDF delivered to your email after approval. You can print it or show it on your phone at Changi, both are accepted. No passport sticker or immigration stamp is applied at issuance.

No. The Singapore eVisa covers short-term tourism and business visits such as meetings, site inspections or conferences only. Paid employment requires a Work Pass from the Ministry of Manpower, and study over 30 days requires a Student Pass from the relevant institution.

No. We are a private Singapore registered visa consultancy (68 Circular Road, #02-01, Singapore 049422), authorized to act as a local sponsor for your application. We are not affiliated with the Government of Singapore, and our service fee is separate from the government visa fee, clearly itemized at checkout.

Checkout is fully online and secure. The service fee is charged in USD through PCI-DSS compliant gateways. All major international debit and credit cards work, including EUR cards issued by major Estonian banks, as long as the card is enabled for international online payments. Your issuing bank handles the EUR to USD conversion at the current rate.