Singapore Visa Requirements for Laotian Citizens (2026)
No — Laotian citizens can enter Singapore without a visa. Maximum stay: 30 days. Every number on this page carries the date we last verified it.
Required documents
- Passport valid for at least 6 months with at least 1 blank visa page
- Recent passport-size photograph (white background, front view)
- Proof of travel itinerary including flight details and accommodation
- Return or onward ticket from destination
- Proof of sufficient funds for stay
- eVisa approval letter (printed or digital copy) for immigration
- SG Arrival Card submitted online within 3 days before arrival
Fees & processing
Fee details are queued for government-source verification. The official portal has current pricing.
From official-portal extracts (captured ):
- •The eVisa is not free: the fee varies by nationality, so confirm the exact amount for a Laotian passport on the official ICA portal before applying.
- •If ICA grants you an extension that takes your stay to 90 days or more, a S$40 fee applies for every 90-day block from your date of entry or pass issuance. [23]
How to apply
- Apply for the eVisa before you travel, using a local contact or a strategic partner in Singapore as this route requires.
- Submit your entry visa application within 30 days before your arrival date in Singapore. [4]
- Submit your SG Arrival Card online within 3 days before arrival, then carry your passport and eVisa approval letter for immigration clearance.
Before you fly
- •If you arrive carrying cash or bearer negotiable instruments worth more than S$20,000, or the equivalent in foreign currency, you must make a physical CBNI declaration. [3]
- •You must produce a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate to the ICA officer if you have been in a country with yellow fever transmission risk in the six days before arrival, including more than 12 hours of airport transit there. [3]
Full Singapore entry guide — customs, health, long stays — on the destination page.
Watch out for
Use only the official SG Arrival Card service, which is free: the ICA e-service or its mobile app, not lookalike sites that charge a fee and harvest personal data. [20]
ICA never asks for money or bank log-in details by phone; if you are suspicious, call the ScamShield 24/7 helpline on 1799. [12]
The 96-hour visa-free transit facility covers only certain nationalities (CIS states, Georgia, India, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and selected PRC travellers), so check whether you qualify before relying on it. [19]
Frequently asked
How long can Laotian citizens stay in Singapore?
Up to 30 days visa-free.
What documents are required?
Passport valid for at least 6 months with at least 1 blank visa page; Recent passport-size photograph (white background, front view); Proof of travel itinerary including flight details and accommodation; Return or onward ticket from destination; Proof of sufficient funds for stay.
How much does the Singapore eVisa cost?
The eVisa is not free and the fee varies by nationality, so check the exact amount on the official ICA portal before you apply.
Can I extend my 30-day stay?
Yes, an extension is possible for a fee: S$40 applies for every 90-day block once an extension takes your stay to 90 days or more from entry.
Sources & last verified
Fact data cross-checked against English Wikipedia “Visa requirements for Laotian citizens” and “Visa policy of Singapore”, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 — attribution, not copied text.
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