Yes, Indian citizens must have a valid visa to visit Singapore for tourism purposes. You must obtain a visa before travelling to the country.

No, Singapore does not offer a visa-on-arrival facility for Indians. Therefore, planning and applying in advance is crucial to ensure you have all the required documentation ready for your trip.

The validity of a visa refers to the timeframe within which you can enter a country. In contrast, the stay period is the maximum number of days you are allowed to stay in the country once you enter.

Indians may be eligible for the 96-hour Visa Free Transit Facility (VFTF) when transiting to or from any third country via Singapore, provided they meet the eligibility criteria outlined by Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). You can check further details on the ICA website.

Your issued e-visa may still be valid, depending on the validity period of your Singapore visa. You can check the validity period on the e-visa where it says “visa valid till.” 

If your new travel dates fall before the “visa valid till” date, you can visit Singapore using this visa. However, if the new travel dates are outside the validity period, you will need to apply for a new visa.

Yes, you can apply for a short-term visit pass extension through the ICA before your visa expires. Extensions are granted based on specific criteria.