Malaysia to Singapore visa requirements

No visa needed for ordinary short visits. Malaysian ordinary passport holders are not listed as visa-required for Singapore; ICA issues an electronic Visit Pass (e-Pass) at entry showing the actual stay, typically up to 30 days. Submit the free SG Arrival Card (SGAC) within 3 days before arrival unless you are only transiting without immigration clearance. Malaysia is absent from Singapore's ICA and Singapore High Commission in Kuala Lumpur visa-required country lists, so Malaysian ordinary passport holders do not need to apply for a Singapore entry visa before an ordinary tourism or social visit. Travellers must still meet ICA's entry requirements: a non-Singapore passport valid for at least 6 months, SG Arrival Card (SGAC) with electronic health declaration submitted free through ICA's official e-Service or MyICA app within 3 days before arrival, and sufficient cash plus onward-travel proof if asked. After immigration clearance, ICA sends an electronic Visit Pass (e-Pass) by email; the e-Pass states the number of days granted and last day of stay, so the checkpoint grant controls the stay rather than a visa validity period. ICA's reachable sources do not support the earlier cumulative-stay wording, so this page now says to follow the e-Pass and apply online for any extension before expiry. Short-Term Visit Pass holders may not engage in employment, business, professional or paid activities unless they hold the appropriate Singapore permission or qualify for a separate exemption. This verdict was re-verified against ICA and Singapore MFA sources on 2026-06-20.