The Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) is a free electronic form required for everyone entering Singapore — foreign visitors and Singapore PRs returning from abroad. It is filed at eservices.ica.gov.sg.
It includes a brief health declaration. It must be filed within 3 days before arrival. It is, and has always been, free.
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1. The SGAC, explained without a fee
Who must file, when, and how to tell the official ICA site from a reseller. → Read the overview
The fast facts
- Official URL:
eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/— the.gov.sgsuffix is restricted to Singapore government entities. - Cost: free. Always free.
- Required for: every foreign arrival into Singapore, plus Singapore PRs returning from abroad. Singaporean citizens entering on a Singapore passport do not need the SGAC.
- When to file: within 3 days before arrival. Earlier submissions are rejected.
- What you need: passport, flight number, address in Singapore, email, about 6 minutes.
- What you get: an email confirmation. The system also auto-links to your passport — most travelers do not need to show the email at immigration.
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We are not Singapore’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA). We do not file SGACs for you. We do not take payment. See our about page for full disclosure.