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We took a tour to Kata, the return flight is 12/08/2019, but we still want to fly to Singapore for a couple of days, there are tickets for the return flight. If we fly out by local flights on 06.12, what should we do right?
We took a tour to Kata, the return flight is 12/08/2019, but we still want to fly to Singapore for a couple of days, there are tickets for the return flight. If we fly out by local flights on 06.12, what should we do right?
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I didn't quite understand the question. The idea is not bad with Singapore, it’s difficult to advise on dates, navigate yourself when it’s convenient for you to fly there: at the beginning, middle or end of the tour. Do not forget to apply for an electronic Singapore visa in advance, because your trip does not fall under transit.
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answered 5 years ago
That's about it and the question, after all, do you need to apply for a visa? If the departure from Denpasar is on 08.12 and we want to fly by local flights on 06.12 to Singapore, and on 08.12 further? on the purchased flight
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answered 5 years ago
So your flight from Singapore is not back to Denpasar, but home? If so, then this is a transit, you are entitled to a transit visa. If you return from Singapore back to Denpasar, and then fly home from Singapore, then this is not considered transit and you need to apply for a standard tourist visa.
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answered 5 years ago
Another question: we have ALREADY bought a ticket from Denpassar to Singapore on 08.12, but we want to fly away before 06.12, is this possible?
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answered 5 years ago
For God's sake. Change your ticket for the desired date or buy a new one and fly.
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answered 5 years ago
A transit visa is considered up to 96 hours.
But in order to see everything quickly, 2 days may not be enough for you. We didn’t have time (Everything is nearby, but very busy. Laser show every evening at 20.30 in Marina Bay Sands, you can see well on the embankment in Merlion Park, but you can’t hear the music. Gardens by the Bay are gray monsters during the day, although they are also impressive, but in the evening it’s And you also have to go up to the roof of Marina Bay Sands or the Ferris wheel, so that the whole city is in full view!
Singapore is a small, huge country of impressions!)
But in order to see everything quickly, 2 days may not be enough for you. We didn’t have time (Everything is nearby, but very busy. Laser show every evening at 20.30 in Marina Bay Sands, you can see well on the embankment in Merlion Park, but you can’t hear the music. Gardens by the Bay are gray monsters during the day, although they are also impressive, but in the evening it’s And you also have to go up to the roof of Marina Bay Sands or the Ferris wheel, so that the whole city is in full view!
Singapore is a small, huge country of impressions!)
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answered 5 years ago
In addition to 96 hours, it is necessary that the point from which you flew to Singapore and the point where you are flying to differ, otherwise what kind of transit is it?
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answered 5 years ago
And how to apply for a transit visa: at home or upon arrival in Singapore, what is needed for this?
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answered 5 years ago
Upon arrival, you will not be given a visa, I wrote above that you need it in advance. Now a lot of agencies are doing this, google what is closer to you in price. In Russia, an e-visa will cost about 60 US rubles, maybe Ukrainian companies do it cheaper. Consulates do not deal with visas, everything was given to the visa centers.
The list of documents for a visa is quite standard, you can see here - http://www.asiavc.ru/sin/documents-for-visa/
The list of documents for a visa is quite standard, you can see here - http://www.asiavc.ru/sin/documents-for-visa/
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answered 5 years ago
A transit visa was issued to us at the airport.
Of the documents you need: a passport, tickets (to different countries of arrival / departure) and hotel reservations in Singapore are required.
They may ask for insurance and show cash. Fill out the migration form (issued on the plane) with the data of these documents and forward to passport control.
And also ask about local (cheap!) airlines, not all of them fall under a transit visa and therefore risk sitting at the airport.
ollennka issued the information for a regular visa, not a transit one.
Of the documents you need: a passport, tickets (to different countries of arrival / departure) and hotel reservations in Singapore are required.
They may ask for insurance and show cash. Fill out the migration form (issued on the plane) with the data of these documents and forward to passport control.
And also ask about local (cheap!) airlines, not all of them fall under a transit visa and therefore risk sitting at the airport.
ollennka issued the information for a regular visa, not a transit one.
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answered 5 years ago
Oops! Yes, I didn’t see that they asked about a transit visa)). Sorry, transit on arrival, of course.
But the author, as a partisan, does not prick what kind of tickets she has and whether it is definitely a transit, and not a Denpasar-Singapore-Denpasar trip.
But the author, as a partisan, does not prick what kind of tickets she has and whether it is definitely a transit, and not a Denpasar-Singapore-Denpasar trip.
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answered 5 years ago
zolotko.lud from Denpasar 08.12 do you have a ticket to where? home?
If on 06.12 you want to visit Singapore for 2 days, then you should fly home from Singapore already! Back to Denpasar tickets do not entitle you to a free transit visa. And therefore it must be issued already at home in a travel agency or online (in English) for $ 45
If on 06.12 you want to visit Singapore for 2 days, then you should fly home from Singapore already! Back to Denpasar tickets do not entitle you to a free transit visa. And therefore it must be issued already at home in a travel agency or online (in English) for $ 45
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answered 5 years ago
If the trip is Denpasar-Singapore-Denpasar, then definitely "Oops!", they run the risk of getting into trouble if they do not apply for a visa in advance)
Yes, and the cost of a visa is from $45 to $85
Yes, and the cost of a visa is from $45 to $85
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answered 5 years ago
You can apply for a visa online and get a lot of information on the website
https://www.globalsingapore.sg/en/visa-v-singapur/
https://www.globalsingapore.sg/en/visa-v-singapur/
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