8 nights / 9 days
Vietnam & Singapore Combo
Vietnam · Singapore · Hanoi · Da Nang
From₹69,900
per person, twin sharing · taxes extra
Destination
Singapore
A city-state you can cross in an hour, with more packed into it than most countries
- Packages
- 1
- Trip length
- 8 nights
- From
- ₹69,900 pp
Singapore is the easiest introduction to Asia for a family travelling from India: safe, clean, English-speaking, and small enough that nothing is more than a short MRT ride away. It usually appears as the polished half of a Vietnam or Thailand combination.
Three nights is the usual allocation and it is well judged. Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay are the postcard; Sentosa is where families spend a full day between Universal Studios and the beaches; Little India and Chinatown are where the city is most itself. The MRT is fast, cheap and air-conditioned, which makes Singapore unusually easy to explore independently between scheduled sightseeing.
For Indian passport holders
Getting in
Visa requirede-Visa, arranged through an authorised agent or local contact
Indian ordinary passport holders need a visa before travelling. There is no visa on arrival for Indian nationals.
- Cost
- SGD 30 government fee plus agent service charges — typically ₹1,900 to ₹2,500 in total.
- Length of stay
- Length of stay is granted by immigration on arrival.
- Processing
- Standard processing 3–5 working days; expedited options exist for a higher fee.
- Passport
- Passport valid at least 6 months beyond your stay.
Apply at www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore/visa_requirements
Worth knowing
- The SG Arrival Card is separate from the visa, is free, and is MANDATORY. It can only be filed within 3 days of arrival.
- Since 30 January 2026 airlines flying to Singapore from India can refuse boarding at the gate if your SG Arrival Card is not on file. This is the single most common way Indian travellers get caught out.
- Carry a confirmed return or onward ticket and proof of accommodation; both can be asked for.
Checked on 8 September 2026 · Singapore ICA — entry visa requirements, Dook International — SG Arrival Card guide for Indians. Entry requirements change without notice. Always confirm with the relevant mission before booking flights.
Practical
Travelling from India
Airports we use
- Singapore Changi (SIN)
Around 4 hours direct from Chennai and Bengaluru, 5–6 hours from Delhi and Mumbai.
When to go
Singapore sits almost on the equator, so it is warm and humid all year — around 26–32°C with afternoon showers at any time. February to April is marginally drier. Timing matters less here than anywhere else in the region; plan around events and school holidays instead.
Money — Singapore Dollar (SGD)
Effectively cashless — cards and contactless work everywhere including the MRT. Singapore is the most expensive stop on any of these itineraries; budget noticeably more for meals than in Vietnam or Cambodia.
Eating, and vegetarian food
The easiest destination in Asia for Indian travellers to eat well. Little India has an enormous range including pure-vegetarian and Jain options, and most hawker centres have at least one Indian stall. Vegetarian food is genuinely everywhere.
- File the SG Arrival Card before you leave for the airport. Airlines now enforce it at the gate.
- Buy an EZ-Link or use a contactless card for the MRT; it is far cheaper than taxis and usually faster.
- Chewing gum import is restricted, and fines for littering and eating on the MRT are real and enforced.
Ready to personalise
1 package in Singapore
Questions
Singapore, answered
Do Indians need a visa for Singapore?
Yes. Indian ordinary passport holders need an e-visa arranged before travel — there is no visa on arrival. The government fee is SGD 30, with total cost usually ₹1,900–₹2,500 through an authorised agent. Verified 8 September 2026.
What is the SG Arrival Card and do I need it?
It is a free electronic declaration, separate from your visa, and it is mandatory for everyone entering Singapore. File it within 3 days of arrival. Since 30 January 2026 airlines can deny boarding in India if it is not on file, so do not leave it until you land.