Singapore visa from Algeria

Last verified: July 2026 (ica.gov.sg source)

Do you need a visa for Singapore from Algeria?

Yes. Algerian nationals need a visa for Singapore. The application is online (ICA e-Service) but requires either a local contact in Singapore (citizen/permanent resident, 21+, with Singpass, issuing Form V39A) or an authorised visa agent — OuiVisa can lodge via an authorised agent. e-Visa valid 90 days (apply ≤ 30 days before arrival); on arrival, a Social Visit Pass (often 30 days) is granted. For study, it is the Student's Pass.

Official source: ica.gov.sg

At a glance

Main type
e-Visa (Social Visit)
System
Online e-Service (ICA)
Condition
Local contact (SC/PR) or authorised agent
e-Visa validity
90 days (apply ≤ 30 days before)
Stay granted
often up to 30 days
Fees
S$30
Passport
valid ≥ 6 months
Study
Student's Pass (ICA SOLAR)

Choose your purpose of travel

Required documents (e-Visa)

  • Passport (valid ≥ 6 months, 1 blank page)
  • Form 14A completed and signed by the applicant
  • Recent photo (white background)
  • Letter of Introduction (Form V39A) from a local contact OR lodgement via an authorised agent
  • Proof of accommodation + itinerary
  • Round-trip flight booking
  • Proof of funds for the stay
  • SG Arrival Card (SGAC) with electronic health declaration — free, submitted within 3 days before arrival (including the arrival day) on ica.gov.sg or the MyICA app

How to apply, step by step

  1. 1
    Gather Form 14A + the lodgement route

    Local contact (SC/PR with Singpass, Form V39A) OR an authorised agent.

  2. 2
    Complete the e-Service application online

    On the ICA (Immigration & Checkpoints Authority) portal.

  3. 3
    Pay the visa fee

    S$30.

  4. 4
    Receive the e-Visa (valid 90 days)

    To print; apply within 30 days before arrival.

  5. 5
    On arrival: Social Visit Pass

    Granted at the checkpoint (often up to 30 days).

By purpose of travel

Singapore tourist e-Visa from Algeria

Which visa do you need to visit Singapore as a tourist from Algeria?

For tourism, Algerians do an e-Visa (Social Visit) — online via the ICA e-Service, lodged via an authorised agent (or a local contact). Stay often up to 30 days on arrival. Fee ≈ S$30. OuiVisa can do it for you.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Signed Form 14A + photo
  • Hotel reservation / itinerary (Marina Bay, Sentosa…)
  • Round-trip flight + proof of funds

Questions about this purpose

Do I need a local contact?

Not necessarily: OuiVisa can lodge via an authorised visa agent.

Singapore business e-Visa from Algeria

Which visa do you need for a business trip to Singapore from Algeria?

For meetings, trade shows or negotiations in Singapore, Algerians do an e-Visa (Social Visit) for business — no paid work. Lodged via an authorised agent (or a local contact). A letter from the Singapore host company helps the file. Fee ≈ S$30.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Signed Form 14A + photo
  • Letter from the Singapore host company
  • Round-trip flight + proof of funds

Questions about this purpose

Can I work on this visa?

No. It covers meetings, trade shows and negotiations, not paid work (which needs a Work Pass — outside OuiVisa's scope).

Singapore family visit e-Visa from Algeria

Which visa do you need to visit a relative in Singapore from Algeria?

To visit family or friends in Singapore, the e-Visa (Social Visit) works. If your host is a citizen/permanent resident (21+, with Singpass), they can issue the Letter of Introduction (Form V39A); otherwise, OuiVisa lodges via an authorised agent. Fee ≈ S$30.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Signed Form 14A + photo
  • Letter of Introduction (Form V39A) from the SC/PR host (if applicable)
  • Proof of relationship + accommodation

Questions about this purpose

Must my host be a citizen/resident?

To issue Form V39A, yes (SC/PR 21+ with Singpass). Otherwise, OuiVisa lodges via an authorised agent.

Singapore medical e-Visa from Algeria

Which visa do you need for medical treatment in Singapore from Algeria?

For treatment in Singapore (short stay), Algerians do an e-Visa (Social Visit) for a medical purpose, with a letter from the Singapore hospital (appointment + estimate) and proof of funds. Lodged via an authorised agent. Fee ≈ S$30. For prolonged treatment, a Social Visit Pass extension can be requested in-country.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Signed Form 14A + photo
  • Letter from the Singapore hospital (appointment + estimate)
  • Medical records + proof of funds

Questions about this purpose

What medical documents are required?

A letter from the Singapore hospital (appointment + estimate) and your medical records with your Algerian doctor's recommendation.

Prolonged treatment?

A Social Visit Pass extension can be requested in-country (ICA).

Short study in Singapore from Algeria

Which visa do you need for a short course in Singapore from Algeria?

For a short course (within the Social Visit Pass), an e-Visa (Social Visit) may suffice — lodged via an authorised agent. Note: a formal program needs a Student's Pass (via ICA SOLAR) — see the long-stay study page.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Signed Form 14A + photo
  • Enrolment / course letter (short)
  • Round-trip flight + proof of funds

Questions about this purpose

Do I need a Student's Pass?

No for a short course (Social Visit). A formal program needs a Student's Pass (ICA SOLAR).

Transit in Singapore from Algeria

Do you need a transit visa for Singapore?

An airside transit at Changi (without clearing immigration, staying in the transit area) needs no visa. A Visa-Free Transit Facility (VFTF, 96h) exists but is conditional on holding a valid visa/residence card of certain countries — check your eligibility. To enter Singapore, an e-Visa (Social Visit) applies.

Extra documents for this purpose

  • Valid passport
  • Onward ticket (connecting flight)
  • Valid third-country visa/card (for the VFTF, if applicable)

Questions about this purpose

Do I need a visa to transit through Singapore?

Not for an airside transit. The VFTF (96h) is conditional on a valid third-country visa/card; otherwise, to enter, an e-Visa is required.

Fees (e-Visa)

Visa fee (entry)S$30 (fixed: government + authorised agent)
Letter of Introduction (local contact)free (issued by the contact)
Online bank chargesvaries

Official fees: entry-visa fee ≈ S$30 (confirm on ica.gov.sg). The application is online (e-Service) but requires either a local contact in Singapore (a citizen or permanent resident, 21+, with Singpass, issuing Form V39A) or an authorised visa agent — OuiVisa can lodge via an authorised agent. e-Visa valid 90 days; apply within 30 days before arrival. Confirm on ica.gov.sg before applying.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply for a Singapore visa?

The application is online (ICA e-Service) but requires either a local contact (a Singapore citizen/permanent resident, 21+, with Singpass, who issues a Form V39A Letter of Introduction) or an authorised visa agent. OuiVisa can lodge your application via an authorised agent if you have no local contact.

What if I have no local contact in Singapore?

OuiVisa can lodge your application via an authorised visa agent; a local contact is then not required.

How much is the visa?

≈ S$30 (confirm on ica.gov.sg).

How long can I stay?

On arrival, a Social Visit Pass is granted (often up to 30 days); the exact length is decided at the checkpoint.

What timeline should I expect?

A decision usually within 3 to 8 days; apply within 30 days before arrival (e-Visa valid 90 days).

Is approval guaranteed?

No. Issuance is at ICA's discretion; OuiVisa (via an authorised agent) prepares and submits the file, but approval is not guaranteed.

Ready to do your Singapore e-Visa online?

OuiVisa lodges your e-Service application via an authorised agent (local contact not required) — check before payment.

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