The validity period and stay time of Singapore visa

The validity period of Singapore visa (hereinafter referred to as individual ordinary visa) refers to the time from the date of issuance of the visa to the date of expiration of the visa. There are generally three types: 35-day single/multi-round trip; 63-day single/multiple round trip; Multiple round trips in 2 years. This time is decided by the visa officer and cannot be chosen.

The validity of the visa refers to the period from the effective date of the visa to the deadline for your entry into Singapore. The validity of the visa has nothing to do with the length of stay.

Then how do we know how long we can stay if the stay time has nothing to do with the validity of the visa?

On the plane arriving in Singapore, the flight attendant will give you a white and red card, which is the entry and exit card. After filling it out, it will be stamped when it passes through Singapore Customs. There will be a note on this stamp, emphasizing that your stay in Singapore is usually 30 days, and in some cases there are 7 days. 14 days. After going through the customs, even if the stay time has not expired, it is invalid. When entering the customs again, it will be stamped with a new chapter-equivalent to refreshing.

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