Philippines to Singapore visa requirements

Visa-free up to 30 days. Complete free Philippine eTravel before departure and free Singapore SGAC within 3 days before arrival. Filipino ordinary passport holders can visit Singapore without an entry visa for short social visits and are generally granted an initial 30-day Visit Pass; the exact last day of stay is the date shown on the electronic Visit Pass issued by ICA at entry. ICA's visa-required list does not include the Philippines, while Singapore's general entry rules require at least 6 months' passport validity, sufficient funds, proof of onward travel, and compliance with the Visit Pass. All foreign visitors must submit the free Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) with electronic health declaration within 3 days before arrival, including the day of arrival. Before leaving the Philippines, Filipino passengers should also complete the free Philippine eTravel departure registration within 72 hours before departure and pass Bureau of Immigration departure inspection. Tourists are expected to have passport, boarding pass, destination visa if required, return or round-trip ticket, and eTravel; if secondary inspection is triggered, BI may ask for additional proof such as accommodation, funds, employment or study ties, or sponsor documents. The ordinary Philippine travel tax for an economy-class international departure is PHP 1,620 unless already included or exempt; OFWs and some other travellers may qualify for exemption and may need OEC/OFW documentation. Work, study, residence, journalism, or any paid activity in Singapore requires the proper Singapore pass in advance or through a sponsor. Short-Term Visit Pass extensions can be requested through ICA's e-service before expiry, but approval is not guaranteed.