Singapore Visa for Tunisian Citizens

Yes. If you have a Tunisian passport, you must get a Singapore visa before your flight. You cannot get a visa at the airport. You cannot enter Singapore visa-free either. The easiest and cheapest way is to apply online. A licensed agent in Singapore signs for you, and the visa comes to your email.

It is a Singapore rule. Only a licensed agent inside Singapore can file your visa. Our Singapore office at 68 Circular Road is a licensed agent. We give you the Letter of Introduction (LOI) that Singapore (ICA) asks for. So you do not need any family, friend or company in Singapore.

If you also have a valid EU passport (French, Italian, German, Belgian, etc.), use the EU one. EU passport holders do not need a visa for Singapore. They can stay up to 90 days. Use your Tunisian passport only if you will travel with it. We will tell you which is best when we check your file.

Yes. A residence permit (Carte de Séjour, Permesso di Soggiorno, Aufenthaltstitel) does not change your nationality. If you travel on a Tunisian passport, you still need a Singapore visa. This is true even if you live full-time in France, Italy, Germany or another EU country. The good news: long-term EU residents often get smoother approval from ICA.

Here are our full prices in US dollars. All fees are inside the price (government fee + sponsor fee + our service fee). Standard (8 working days): $135 single, $169 double. Priority (5 working days): $179 single, $199 double. Express (3 working days): $209 single, $229 double. No hidden fees. No surprises.

Right now, the Singapore rule for Tunisian passports only allows Single Entry or Double Entry. Multiple Entry is not given. If you need to enter Singapore two times in 63 days, for example on your way to Bangkok or Bali and then on your way back, pick Double Entry when you apply.

Yes. Your card just needs to be turned on for online payments abroad. Cards from BIAT, Attijari Bank, STB, BH Bank, Zitouna Bank, UIB and other Tunisian banks all work. The travel allowance from the Tunisian Central Bank also needs to be active on your card. You can turn on international payments in your bank's mobile app or at any branch in Tunis.

The easiest way is to use a Tunisian bank card that is turned on for payments abroad. Use the money from your Allocation Touristique or Allocation Voyage d'Affaires. You can also pay with a mobile wallet linked to a Tunisian card that has international payments on. Or you can use a family member's card from abroad. We charge you in US dollars. Your bank changes dinars to dollars at their own rate. We only take the card and wallet payments shown at the bottom of this page.

Yes. Under Tunisian Central Bank rules, any money you spend abroad comes from your yearly Allocation Touristique. This includes the $135 to $229 visa fee. Check that you still have enough allocation left before you apply. If you already used it, ask your bank for a short business allowance (Allocation Voyage d'Affaires) for this payment. Or use a family member's card.

Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you land in Singapore. If your passport ends in 7 months and you fly in the next 30 days, you are fine. If you plan to fly later, it is safer to renew first. We will warn you if your passport is close to the 6-month limit.

The 29-day stay starts the day you arrive in Singapore and get your stamp at Changi. It does NOT start when you leave Tunis. But the 63-day visa life starts on the day Singapore (ICA) approves your visa. You must enter Singapore at least one time before those 63 days end.

Yes. Each person (adult, teen or baby) needs their own Singapore visa. But we can put the whole family in one file, with one payment and one email. Children need their own photo and a copy of their Tunisian passport page. Pick the same speed for everyone, so all visas arrive at the same time.

Many Tunisian travelers visit Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok and Bali on the same trip. The Singapore visa is only for Singapore. For other countries you need a different visa or permit (Thailand eVisa, Malaysia Digital Arrival Card, Indonesia VOA). If you will come back to Singapore on the way home, pick Double Entry at the start, not Single.

Yes, very much. Singapore has one of the best halal scenes in Asia. MUIS is the body that gives halal certificates. You can find halal restaurants, hotel kitchens and airport food places in the MUIS Halal Directory. Kampong Glam, Arab Street and Geylang Serai are the best areas for Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian halal food.

Yes. Singapore is in the top 5 safest cities in the world for women who travel alone. The trains run until midnight. Taxis and the Grab app are safe and easy to use. The laws are strict and the police are quick. Hotels and hostels are used to women staying alone. Many Tunisian women make this trip alone with no problem.

Yes. Our team speaks Arabic, Tunisian darija, French and English. Tunisia is 7 hours behind Singapore, so early afternoon in Tunis is our morning. We reply on WhatsApp, email or phone. We also help you fill the Singapore Arrival Card before your flight.

There is no direct flight. Most Tunisians fly with one stop in Istanbul (Turkish Airlines), Dubai (Emirates or flydubai), Doha (Qatar Airways) or Paris (Air France and Singapore Airlines). The whole trip takes 15 to 19 hours. Your Singapore visa is good no matter where you stop on the way.

No, you do not have to. But Singapore (ICA) can ask for one. We suggest you keep a 3-month statement (in French or English) from your main bank (BIAT, Attijari, STB or UIB) with a normal balance, just in case. This is a good idea if you are a first-time traveler, a student, or if you just renewed your passport.

The Singapore (ICA) government part of the fee is not refunded. That is a government rule. Our service fee CAN be refunded under our fair-refund rules, as long as the visa was not rejected because of a mistake you made. We check every Tunisian file before we send it. That is why 98 out of 100 Tunisian files are approved.

No. We are a private visa company. Our office is at 68 Circular Road, #02-01, Singapore 049422. We are licensed in Singapore to be your agent and sponsor with a Letter of Introduction. We are NOT ICA or the Government of Singapore. Our service fee is shown clearly next to the government fee. The official ICA website is ica.gov.sg.