Mexico to Singapore visa requirements

Mexican ordinary passport holders can visit Singapore visa-free and are generally issued a Short-Term Visit Pass for 1 month. Submit the free SG Arrival Card within 3 days before arrival, including arrival day. Mexican ordinary passport holders do not need a Singapore entry visa for a short social visit. Mexico is not listed on ICA's current visa-required travel-document list, Singapore MFA has stated that Singapore has no visa requirement for Mexican nationals, and Mexico's SRE travel guide says Mexican travellers receive a Short-Term Visit Pass for 1 month on arrival. Entry is still discretionary at the checkpoint: travellers must meet Singapore's general entry requirements, including a passport with at least 6 months validity, sufficient funds, onward or return travel where applicable, and documents for the next destination. The free SG Arrival Card (SGAC) with electronic health declaration must be submitted through ICA's official SGAC e-Service or MyICA Mobile within 3 days before arrival, including the arrival day; SGAC is not a visa. ICA issues the permitted stay digitally as an e-Pass after arrival clearance, so the e-Pass email or ICA e-Pass tools show the final day of stay. Short-Term Visit Pass holders must not work or conduct paid/unpaid employment, business, professional, or occupational activities unless they hold the proper Singapore work pass or qualify for a work-pass-exempt activity. This conclusion was rechecked on 2026-06-21 against official Singapore ICA/MFA and Mexico SRE sources.