India to Singapore 2022 | Only 7 things to know | All in one sheet | Travel Requirements

[@vivek3965]

Brother planning 7 day trip NOV 1st week with my wife & 2 kids 9 & 7 years , so as per your information only myne and wife vaccination details required , no insurance nor rtpcr for kids below 12 .

[@thenomadicai]

Yeah bro!

[@tasp5720]

Thanks a lot

[@NamasteyPrerna]

Informative!💯

[@thenomadicai]

🤗

[@limelatte6440]

Great Video!! Can you please tell how to mention the Full name in SG card as per passport (surname+ first name OR the normal way)

[@thenomadicai]

Should be filled in the normal way. Have a great journey :)

[@SohailKhan-tn1zm]

Is booster dose is mandatory in Singapore

[@thenomadicai]

No it's not mandatory.

[@SohailKhan-tn1zm]

@@thenomadicai maine dono dose 1 years pehle li h toh booster mandatory nhi h na iss case mai?

[@thenomadicai]

@@SohailKhan-tn1zm yes it's not mandatory!

[@SohailKhan-tn1zm]

@@thenomadicai thanks bro

[@koushikms4152]

thanks for the details, can you also make a video on travelling back to India from Singapore, if travelling on tourist basis

[@thenomadicai]

Sure Koushik. Will try to make one. Also, reach out to me on my Instagram handle for more information.

[@tamannakansal7546]

SG arrival card is compulsory for tourist visa?

[@thenomadicai]

Yes.

[@SingaporeChinnodu]

When to do hotel bookings? Do the prices increase like flights so that we can book very early.

[@thenomadicai]

Booking early is good. Yes, the price get increases like flights.

[@vickypatel178]

Immigration me kon kon se document mangte he officers ?

[@thenomadicai]

Visa and passport only!! Singapore ka immigration kaafi easy hai

[@vishwanathjagdale1984]

I am traveling with my family soon but my daughter is 13 years old and is unvaccinated.. Do we need to take rt-pcr for her? Me and my wife is fully vaccinated so no rt-pcr needed for us. For my son 9 years old, i think they allowing kids below 12 years without vaccination. Also someone mentioned about travel insurance.. Do we need it.?

[@thenomadicai]

Hi Vishwanath! you will need only two things. rt-pcr report of your daughter and medical insurance for your daughter. Details of insurance mentioned here - www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore/COVID-insurance

[@ameymogre6273]

I am travelling on 23rd oct So do we need booster dose if you r travelling from India to Singapore on tourist visa

[@thenomadicai]

No you don't.

[@ameymogre6273]

@@thenomadicai thanks a lot sir I had taken 2 doses of covishield around a year ago So no need to do RTpcr test or something like that right

[@thenomadicai]

@@ameymogre6273 right.

[@ameymogre6273]

@@thenomadicai thanks a lot ❤️🙏

[@jithinhookz5705]

Was it multiple entry visa??

[@thenomadicai]

Yes

[@rajulkhare8660]

Very informative and simple. Thanks for the video. I have few doubts if you can help - 1. I am going with my wife, so SG arrival card should we fill separately (individually) or it can be filled in 1 application for 2 people? 2. I heard about VTP (vaccinated travle pass), is it mandatory now or not required anymore?? 3. What about VTL (vaccinated travel lanes) , though i research about it , i never got good answer anywhere. 4. Finally, do we need to download Trace together app and link our vaccinated status to it or something?? I knw m asking lot of question, but whenever u gt some time. Thanks a lot.

[@thenomadicai]

Hey Rajul, 1. You need to fill SG arrival card separately for each individual. And the window will open 2-3 days prior to your arrival. 2. Not required. 3. Not required. 4. Not required. Do not worry about vaccination requirements. Just link your vaccination status to your passport (to be in safer side). Happy journey :)

[@rajulkhare8660]

@@thenomadicai thankyou so much for the reply :-)

[@danielpinto8250]

VTP pass required??

[@thenomadicai]

Not required.

[@florates1609]

Travel insurance policy is also mandatory.

[@thenomadicai]

Short-term visitors who are not fully vaccinated and are required to have travel insurance for their COVID-19-related medical treatment and hospitalisation costs in Singapore should ensure that their insurance has a minimum coverage of S$30,000 (based on COVID-19 bill sizes at private hospitals). Short-term visitors who are fully vaccinated, and non-fully vaccinated children aged 12 and below, are not required to have travel insurance for their COVID-19 related medical treatment and hospitalisation costs in Singapore. safetravel.ica.gov.sg/health/insurance-and-treatment#:~:text=Insurance%20for%20Long%2DTerm%20Pass,holders%2C%20before%20they%20enter%20Singapore.

[@deveshp9998]

Hey bro thanks for the amaing info. Can you share how much $ in cash did you carry with you in Singapore.

[@thenomadicai]

I carried around 200 SGD. This was enough for me because I already had the card.

[@SingaporeChinnodu]

What is the exchange rate u got in airport?