Before the filing window
Prepare and compare documents
Confirm visa need, passport details, Form 14A, photo, itinerary and the permitted filing route before submission.
Enter your planned arrival date to see when to prepare your documents, when the usual 30-day visa submission window opens and when the separate SG Arrival Card window begins. The result is a planning guide, not an approval forecast.
Your arrival date and route selection stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded or sent with this planner.
Start preparing before the filing window. Then check the live ICA or Singapore Overseas Mission rule for your passport and filing route. Many official route pages ask applicants to submit within 30 days before arrival, and some cases take longer.
Before the filing window
Confirm visa need, passport details, Form 14A, photo, itinerary and the permitted filing route before submission.
Within 30 days before arrival
Follow the current ICA country page or Singapore Overseas Mission instructions. Individual cases may take longer.
Within 3 days before arrival
SGAC is an arrival declaration, not a visa. Its window includes the planned day of arrival.
Use the date plan to choose the next step without mixing visas, arrival declarations and status checks.
Check passport, Form 14A, photo, travel details and filing-route consistency before submission.
Understand working-day wording, extra checks, weekends and urgent-visa myths.
Review the passport, Form 14A, photo, itinerary, funds and route-specific evidence.
Use the official arrival-declaration route within its separate three-day window.
See the earliest and latest dates in the official three-day submission window.
Begin a supported application only after confirming that an entry visa is required and the route fits.
Prepare before the filing window, then follow the live rule for your passport and route. ICA country pages and Singapore Overseas Missions commonly advise applying within 30 days before arrival, while some applications can take longer.
No. It only creates a planning timeline. ICA considers each application on its own merits, and extra checks or route-specific handling can take longer.
Do not assume that a private service can guarantee a same-day or express ICA decision. Verify the official route and leave enough time for possible additional checks.
It is shown as a separate task. SGAC is a free arrival declaration generally submitted within three days before arrival, including the arrival day; it is not an entry visa.
Use the date planner for preparation, but confirm the official route before submitting. Depending on the case, the permitted route may use an eligible local contact, a strategic partner, or the relevant Singapore Overseas Mission or its appointed channel.
Check the live ICA page and the relevant Singapore Overseas Mission before submitting because route instructions can change.