Single Entry Visum In Singapore. Some Questions.

[Marc S.]

Hello!

Next month I will fly to Singapore to apply for a single entry tourist visa. I stay now with a single entry tourist visa in Thailand before I did visaruns.

To my surprise I didnt found a good thread about Singapore so here are my questions:

1. Somebody applied for a visa in Singapore recently? I hope to get some informations about the visa procedure (what time I have to show up, when I get the visa back,

do they ask questions, possible problems etc).

2. Do my thai girlfriend need a visa to go to Singapore? I think not.

3. Can you recommend a cheap (below 50 US$) hotel?

Cheers

Marc

[meadish_sweetball]

At least earlier, Singapore refused to issue 'back to back' tourist visas, i.e. consecutive ones without a break in between.

If their policy is still the same, they will not issue you a single entry tourist visa if you already have one in your passport, and will tell you to get the 30 day border stamp. So provided they have not changed their policy, Penang or KL would be a better idea in your case.

It is possible they now allow back to back tourist visas - hopefully somebody with more current information will come along.

[Krub]

Hello!

Next month I will fly to Singapore to apply for a single entry tourist visa. I stay now with a single entry tourist visa in Thailand before I did visaruns.

To my surprise I didnt found a good thread about Singapore so here are my questions:

1. Somebody applied for a visa in Singapore recently? I hope to get some informations about the visa procedure (what time I have to show up, when I get the visa back,

do they ask questions, possible problems etc).

2. Do my thai girlfriend need a visa to go to Singapore? I think not.

3. Can you recommend a cheap (below 50 US$) hotel?

Cheers

Marc

Thai passport holders do not need a visa for Sinagpore for visits up to 2 weeks

[kosman61]

I share Marc S.' interest.

In particular:

1. How long does it take for the Thai-Consulate in Singapore to issue a single-entry tourist visa?

2. How much does it cost (SGD)?

Thanks in advance

[Marc S.]

I guess I have to send them an email.

I found only the address:

Royal Thai Embassy

370 Orchard Road

Singapore 0923

Tel. (65) 2354175, 7372158, 7373372, 7372644, 7372175-6

Fax: (65) 7320778

somebody can give me the email or a homepage?

[Marc S.]

@ Marc

Here you go:

Email: [email protected]

[astral]

Thai passport holders do not need a visa for Singapore for visits up to 2 weeks

All members of ASEAN!!

[seagull]

Try below link, last time I stayed in their hotels, it was about 60 sgd. (about usd 40). Not bad. Their are top of the range budget hotels. They are a chain of about a dozen hotel under the same name, Hotel 81.

http://www.hotel81.com.sg/

[Marc S.]

I looked here:

http://www.hotel81.com.sg/hotels.shtml

but the prices are higher than 40$ more in the range of 70-130$.

[Krub]

I share Marc S.' interest.

In particular:

1. How long does it take for the Thai-Consulate in Singapore to issue a single-entry tourist visa?

2. How much does it cost (SGD)?

Thanks in advance

Overnight. Aplly morning pick-up next lunch time

I am not sure on the cost my Non-Im 90 days single entry was 65 SGD 3 years ago

[seagull]

I looked here:

http://www.hotel81.com.sg/hotels.shtml

but the prices are higher than 40$ more in the range of 70-130$.

Those prices are in Sin $. Conversion rates are Sgd 1.4 to the usd. Prices are different depending on your selection of hotel location. Like in the city area, which is prime district or outside the city area.

[Marc S.]

Ok I cant contacz the embassy in Singapore.

What about going to Cambodia for a 30 day stamp and after to Singapore.

This is not back to back right?

Cheers

bac

[lopburi3]

The rule has nothing to do with back-to-back but 90 days in a six month period. You are likely in the twilight world of not being allowed another 30 day visa exempt entry for a least a few days and taking a chance with that plan.

[dolvetius]

Thai passport holders do not need a visa for Singapore for visits up to 2 weeks

All members of ASEAN!!

Not exactly true! Passport holders from Myanmar need a visa to enter Singapore, regardless of the length of their visit.