Visit visa for indians in sinagpore

Member since 13 February 2019

@dhruv@(1088)Member13 February 2019 11:24:16

Thanks for above information sir.

How many months we indian can bring family on vist visa in singapore for S pass holder and how to extend the visa.

My employeer has mention that for dependant visa my mimium salry should be 6000 sing dollar.
if salry is less then 6000 sing dollar how can apply for visit visa for indian passport holder.

can you some idea about how to apply for vist visa

surya2k VIP Member

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surya2kVIP Member13 February 2019 12:11:12

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In my previous comment to you, I had mentioned very clearly that before you post your further questions, please read old posts.

I think you didn鈥檛 do your homework. This question was replied many times.

Your employer is correct, less than 6k per month salary, you are not allowed to bring your family on DP.

On visit visa, a person can stay 30 days (but check white embarkation paper to see if it is given lesser). It can be extended one more month. Max is 90 days but that鈥檚 only possible in the case of medical treatment or any other serious illness issues.

beppi Germany/Singapore Expert

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beppiGermany/Singapore Expert13 February 2019 12:14:59

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Most of the information you are asking for is available by a simple Google search or some reading on this forum.
Your family members can apply for a tourist visa (SVP) at your country's Singapore embassy. It is usually granted for 30 days (sometimes only 15 days). After arrival, they can apply for an extension up to 89 days at ICA - but they need a good reason for wanting to stay that long. I am not sure if visiting family members is a good reason, as it might be seen as circumvention of the dependents pass (DP) rules - and Singapore authorities really dislike any attempt at circuimventing their rules.
After return to their home country, there is no clear rule when they can apply for the next SVP, but it is probably advisable to wait at least as long as they were in Singapore before.