Singapore arrival card sample
What is an Arrival Card?
An arrival card is a document that all visitors to Singapore must complete before entering the country. It is used by immigration officers to verify your identity and check that you meet the entry requirements.
The arrival card contains important information such as your name, passport number, date of birth, address in Singapore, and contact details. You must also declare any items that you are bringing into the country, such as food or plants.
Where Can I Get an Arrival Card?
You can get an arrival card from the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) website or at the airport upon arrival in Singapore. The form is available in English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil.
If you are travelling to Singapore with an Singapore eVisa, you do not need to fill out an arrival card as your visa will be electronically linked to your passport.
How Do I Fill Out an Arrival Card?
When filling out an arrival card, make sure that all information is accurate and up-to-date. Any mistakes may result in delays or even refusal of entry into Singapore.
It is important to remember that all fields on the form must be completed in English.
What Happens After I Submit My Arrival Card?
Once you have submitted your arrival card, it will be reviewed by immigration officers who will decide whether or not to grant you entry into Singapore. If approved, they will stamp your passport and issue a visa sticker.
It is important to keep your stamped passport and visa sticker safe as they are required for departure from Singapore.