Do Philippines passport holders need a visa to visit Singapore?

Visa-free up to 30 days under ASEAN reciprocity. SGAC mandatory; PH BI may screen on departure. Filipino ordinary passport holders enter Singapore visa-free for up to 30 days per entry under the ASEAN reciprocal visa exemption agreement. The exemption covers tourism, business meetings, family visits, and transit. All travellers must submit the free Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) electronically within 3 days before arrival, including health declaration. First-time Filipino visitors are sometimes issued a 14-day stamp at Singapore immigration officer discretion, with subsequent visits more commonly receiving the full 30 days. Filipino tourists also face Philippine Bureau of Immigration secondary screening on departure (anti-trafficking checks) — carry full documentation: return ticket, hotel booking, proof of funds, and work/study certificate if applicable. Philippines-Singapore travel is dominated by leisure trips, family visits, and labour migration via OEC channels for OFWs. Singapore does not generally extend visit passes in-country.