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How much does a Singapore visa cost from Pakistan?

VisatoSingapore Editorial TeamReviewed Aug 26, 2026

Short answer

For a Pakistani applicant, the cost of a Singapore visa splits into the official processing fee and any separate preparation or permitted filing-route charge. Verify the current official fee on ICA's live visa page, ask the filing route for a written breakdown and check any local-currency conversion at the live rate. Payment does not guarantee approval or a particular visa type.

Official sources

Current as of 2026-08-26

English is the reference version. Translations are provided for convenience. Before making an important decision, check the linked official page; if anything differs, contact support.

ICA owns the processing fee and adjusts it periodically. We hold our figure against ica.gov.sg and show the date we last confirmed it, so you're never quoting from a stale page. The service fee sits at a fixed amount, named in full upfront.

The service fee buys a careful pass over the application before it reaches ICA, where more closely reviewed files need every detail to line up. Catching a contradiction at that stage costs nothing extra; missing it can create delay after a non-refundable processing fee is paid. The checkout price matches the price shown.

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Choose how you plan to submit a Singapore entry-visa application. The calculator shows our full USD service price, whether ICA's current S$30 processing fee is included, and which support route fits the case.

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Plans & pricing

  • Form-only (you file it)

    You submit it yourself

    You already have a Singapore local contact with SingPass (or a visa agent) to file it.

    $39ICA government fee (SGD 30) paid by you at submission
  • Done-for-you

    We submit it to ICA for you

    You have a sponsor/guarantor in Singapore and want us to file it for you.

    $69ICA government fee (SGD 30) included — we pay it for you
  • Full support

    We submit it to ICA for you

    Travellers without a local contact in Singapore.

    $149ICA government fee (SGD 30) included — we pay it for you
  • Multiple-entry case

    We submit it to ICA for you

    Frequent business travellers.

    $249ICA government fee (SGD 30) included — we pay it for you

On plans where we submit for you, the ICA government visa fee is included. On Form-only, you pay ICA's fee directly when you submit.

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Frequently asked

How much does it cost?
We show our fixed service prices in USD before checkout: Form-only US$39, Done-for-you US$69, Full support US$149, and Multiple-entry US$249. The official ICA processing fee is separate where the selected plan or filing route says so; verify its current amount on ICA's live visa page. ICA alone decides the application and may request more documents.
What is the Singapore visa for Pakistani fee?
Check ICA's live visa page for the current official processing fee, then confirm any separate Mission or permitted-route charge in writing. VisatoSingapore's optional service plans are priced separately before checkout. Paying a fee does not guarantee approval, a particular validity or Multiple Journey issuance; ICA decides the application.
Is the Singapore visa fee for Pakistani applicants one all-inclusive amount?
Not necessarily. Separate the live official ICA fee, any permitted filing-route charge and any optional Form 14A preparation or review service. Ask for a written breakdown before payment and verify local-currency conversion at the live rate. ICA retains the final decision and fees do not buy a guaranteed result.

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VisatoSingapore Editorial Team Singapore Visa Editorial Team

Our editorial team maintains guidance using the primary ICA, MFA, and MOM sources cited on each page. VisatoSingapore provides independent visa information, Form 14A preparation and eligible filing support. Final visa and entry decisions remain with ICA.

Last updated: 2026-08-26