Visa: Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa before they fly; there is no visa on arrival. It is applied for through a Singapore-authorised visa agent and arrives as an e-visa, usually in three to five working days. The official charges are a S$30 processing fee (₹2,100 on the New Delhi and Mumbai mission pages) plus the agent's service fee, and none of it is refunded if the visa is refused. We apply for your Singapore visa for you. The visa is not part of the package price and its fees are paid separately; we confirm the current fee with your quote. Your passport needs six months of validity from the day you enter, and every traveller fills in the free SG Arrival Card online within three days before landing (rules as of September 2026).
Flights: Non-stop flights reach Singapore in about four and a half hours from Chennai, four and a half to five from Bengaluru, about five from Hyderabad and five and a half to six from Mumbai and Delhi; Singapore Airlines and IndiGo fly all five routes, Air India also flies from Mumbai and Delhi, and Scoot from Chennai on some days (schedules as of September 2026).
Best time: Singapore is hot and humid all year, about 24 to 32°C, and many of the big sights are indoors or air-conditioned, so any month works. February is the driest month; June to September is drier than the year-end but still brings short afternoon showers and the odd early-morning squall; November to January is the wettest stretch, with heavy storms and some days of steady rain. Fares from South India are usually lowest in February and March and highest from May to August and in December, and Marina Bay hotels cost more on the Formula One weekend (9 to 11 October 2026).
Money: Singapore dollar (SGD, written S$). Cards and contactless payments work almost everywhere, and a Visa or Mastercard can be tapped straight on the MRT gates and bus readers (S$0.60 extra for each day you use it); keep a little cash for older hawker stalls. UPI is accepted only in a few places so far (the Resorts World Sentosa website added it in September 2026), so carry a forex card or an international debit or credit card.
