Can I enter through Singapore?

Singapore has a "96-hour" transit visa-free provision. However, I didn't find the source of this provision in official website, the Singapore Embassy in China, or official website, the Singapore Immigration Bureau. On the contrary, official website, the Singapore Immigration Bureau, suggested that citizens of countries (China is one of them) who need visas to enter Singapore cannot apply for a Singapore visa if they stay in the international waiting area during the transit at Changi International Airport and have not entered the immigration checkpoint; If you need to enter the immigration checkpoint, you must apply for a Singapore visa in advance.

You can't hear things like visas from hearsay, you must get the most authoritative answer. Some netizens replied that they didn't need a visa. Can you believe it? What if his or her answer is wrong and you can't enter Singapore? You know, a country's visa policy may change at any time.

Therefore, just to be on the safe side, consult embassies and consulates in China directly before departure and ask whether a visa is needed for this situation.

Have a nice trip. Hope to adopt!