Medical visas

Singapore medical visa: rules, documents and fees by passport

From Singapore's official government pages, checked 10 Sep 2026. We checked 20 passports: 20 have a verified route, of which 16 need no visa for a short stay. Where a fee is shown it is the government's own figure in the currency it publishes.

What holds for every passport

  • Every traveller submits the SG Arrival Card within 3 days before arriving, counting the day of arrival. It is free, and it is not a visa.
  • To stay longer for treatment, ask your doctor in Singapore to endorse Form V75, the application to extend your stay on medical grounds.

Route, fee and companions by passport

The route a patient uses for treatment, the government fee as the source states it (“Free” where the source publishes no charge), how many people can travel on companion visas, and whether the application is online. Where a fee is “not published”, the reason follows.

PassportRoute for treatmentGovernment feeCompanionsApply onlineOfficial portal
NigeriaSingapore entry visaSGD 30not statednot statedOfficial site
KenyaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
GhanaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
EthiopiaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
EgyptSingapore entry visaSGD 30not statednot statedOfficial site
TanzaniaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
UgandaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
South AfricaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
United Arab EmiratesNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
Saudi ArabiaNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
QatarNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
OmanNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
KuwaitNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
BahrainNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
IraqSingapore entry visaSGD 30not statednot statedOfficial site
BangladeshSingapore entry visaSGD 30not statednot statedOfficial site
United KingdomNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
United StatesNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
MauritiusNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site
SeychellesNo visa needednoneno visa neededno applicationOfficial site

By passport, in detail

Nigeria passport: Singapore entry visa

Nigeria passports need an entry visa. There is no separate medical visa: the entry visa gets you to the border, and ICA issues a short-term visit pass whose stated purposes include medical treatment.

  • Patient: Form V39A, the letter of introduction, which a local contact in Singapore may issue.

Apply through a local contact in Singapore, an authorised visa agent or the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. The S$30 is ICA's processing fee, and it is not refunded.

Processing takes three working days, not counting the day you apply. Some applications take longer.

To extend the stay, this passport also needs a local sponsor in Singapore.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Kenya passport: No visa needed

Kenya passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Ghana passport: No visa needed

Ghana passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Ethiopia passport: No visa needed

Ethiopia passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Egypt passport: Singapore entry visa

Egypt passports need an entry visa. There is no separate medical visa: the entry visa gets you to the border, and ICA issues a short-term visit pass whose stated purposes include medical treatment.

  • Patient: Form V39A, the letter of introduction, which a local contact in Singapore may issue.

Apply through a local contact in Singapore, an authorised visa agent or the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. The S$30 is ICA's processing fee, and it is not refunded.

Processing takes three working days, not counting the day you apply. Some applications take longer.

To extend the stay, this passport also needs a local sponsor in Singapore.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Tanzania passport: No visa needed

Tanzania passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Uganda passport: No visa needed

Uganda passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

South Africa passport: No visa needed

South Africa passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

United Arab Emirates passport: No visa needed

United Arab Emirates passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

Holders of a UAE temporary passport do need a visa, and need a local sponsor to extend.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Saudi Arabia passport: No visa needed

Saudi Arabia passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Qatar passport: No visa needed

Qatar passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Oman passport: No visa needed

Oman passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Kuwait passport: No visa needed

Kuwait passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Bahrain passport: No visa needed

Bahrain passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Iraq passport: Singapore entry visa

Iraq passports need an entry visa. There is no separate medical visa: the entry visa gets you to the border, and ICA issues a short-term visit pass whose stated purposes include medical treatment.

  • Patient: Form V39A, the letter of introduction, which a local contact in Singapore may issue.

Apply through a local contact in Singapore, an authorised visa agent or the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. The S$30 is ICA's processing fee, and it is not refunded.

Processing takes three working days, not counting the day you apply. Some applications take longer.

To extend the stay, this passport also needs a local sponsor in Singapore.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Bangladesh passport: Singapore entry visa

Bangladesh passports need an entry visa. There is no separate medical visa: the entry visa gets you to the border, and ICA issues a short-term visit pass whose stated purposes include medical treatment.

  • Patient: Form V39A, the letter of introduction, which a local contact in Singapore may issue.

Apply through a local contact in Singapore, an authorised visa agent or the nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. The S$30 is ICA's processing fee, and it is not refunded.

Processing takes three working days, not counting the day you apply. Some applications take longer.

To extend the stay, this passport also needs a local sponsor in Singapore.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

United Kingdom passport: No visa needed

United Kingdom passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

United States passport: No visa needed

United States passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Mauritius passport: No visa needed

Mauritius passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Seychelles passport: No visa needed

Seychelles passports need no visa. ICA issues a short-term visit pass at the border, and its stated purposes include medical treatment. The length of stay is set at entry.

The government of Singapore decides every application.

Check your own passport

Visa for your medical trip to Singapore

From official government pages, checked 10 Sep 2026.

Singapore medical visa: rules, documents and fees for every passport

Sources

Rules and fees change. Confirm on the official portal before you apply: https://www.ica.gov.sg/enter-transit-depart/entering-singapore/visa_requirements

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