Quick answer
Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa, applied for through authorised visa agents. It is usually issued for multiple entries, which suits cruises that leave and return to Singapore. Round-trip cruises from Singapore re-enter Singapore at the end, so check your visa allows re-entry.
- Covers
- Singapore
- Indian passport
- Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa, applied for through authorised visa agents. It is usually issued for multiple entries, which suits cruises that leave and return to Singapore.
- How to apply
- Through an authorised agent — the Visa Desk handles this for you.
- When to apply
- Usually about 3–5 working days.
- Other passports
- Many nationalities can visit Singapore visa-free and complete the SG Arrival Card.
Cruise-specific advice
Round-trip cruises from Singapore re-enter Singapore at the end, so check your visa allows re-entry.
Documents usually asked for
- Passport
- Photo
- Form 14A
- Cruise booking
- Financial proof
Cruise regions that need it
Visa rules change frequently. This page reflects our understanding as of November 2026; we confirm the current rule for your passport and travel dates before you apply.
Frequently asked questions
Do Indians need a Singapore for a cruise?
Indian passport holders need a Singapore visa, applied for through authorised visa agents. It is usually issued for multiple entries, which suits cruises that leave and return to Singapore.
How do I apply?
Through an authorised agent — the Visa Desk handles this for you.
How early should I apply?
Usually about 3–5 working days.
Is there anything cruise-specific?
Round-trip cruises from Singapore re-enter Singapore at the end, so check your visa allows re-entry.