Re-enter Singapore after exit on a multiple entry pass [duplicate]

I am an Indian and have multiple entry pass valid for the next 2 years. Suppose if I enter Singapore on a tourist visa on 23rd December and stayed for the next 30 days, i.e. till 23rd January. Now I leave or exit from Singapore on 22nd January to travel either to Malaysia or Indonesia for a 2-3 days trip, can I return to Singapore and then again stay for 30 days?

Best Answer

In theory, you are allowed to do that. However, there is a high chance of you being questioned while entering Singapore again within a week after exhausting your 30-day stay period.

You will have to justify your purpose of visit and the onus will be on you to convince the officer that you are going to return to your home country. Do book your return tickets and also present the concrete itinerary. The officer will have to be certain that you are not going to abuse your visa.

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Is Singapore visa multiple entry?

The Singapore eVisa has a validity of 63 days after issued. Once you have the electronic visa, you can enter Multiple Entry. Also, you can stay a maximum of 15 days Per Entry.

What is a multiple journey visa?

What is a Multiple Journey Business Visa? A Multiple Journey Business Visa is designed to smoothen the travel experience of business executives from visa-requiring countries into Singapore. This type of work visa allows holders to make multiple visits, each lasting up to 30 days.

How many days can you stay in Singapore with tourist visa?

It is normally between 14 to 30 days. Regardless of the length of stay granted, visitors may request for an extension of stay by applying in person at the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority before the expiry of the visa granted.

How many days can Malaysian stay in Singapore?

For trips of up to 30 days, nationals of Malaysia may enter Singapore visa-free. However, more extended stays or trips for work or study require a specific visa that travellers can request at an embassy or consulate of Singapore.

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