Singapore is a popular destination for holidays, business trips and work. We help you understand what your application needs and prepare your documents carefully.
Visa options
- Tourist visa – for holidays and visits to family or friends.
- Business visa – for meetings, conferences and short business trips.
- Work visa – work passes are usually applied for by the employer, and we help you with your side of the paperwork.
Who it is for
This page is for Indian passport holders visiting Singapore for tourism or business, and for professionals with a job offer in Singapore who want help organising their documents.
General documentation
- A valid passport and a recent photograph
- Confirmed travel plans, such as return flight and hotel reservations
- Financial documents, such as recent bank statements
- Employment or business details, such as a leave letter or a business invitation
- For work passes, the documents your employer asks you to provide
Requirements usually vary with the visa type and your personal circumstances. The exact checklist depends on your profile and the current embassy, VFS or official checklist, and Miras confirms it with you at consultation.
Application process
- Consultation: you tell us about your plans and we suggest the visa category that fits them.
- Document check: we review your documents against the current checklist and point out anything missing or unclear.
- Application: we help you prepare your application and submit it through the official channel that applies to your case, including any appointment where one is needed.
- Decision: The Singapore authorities reviews your application and makes the decision. We help you follow its progress and explain the next steps.
How Miras helps
- Advice on the right category for your trip
- A document checklist based on your profile
- Review of your forms and supporting documents
- Help with submission and follow-up
Planning the whole trip? Ask about air ticketing and hotel booking for your itinerary. Visa decisions rest with the Singapore authorities, and we never promise an outcome.