Singapore Visa from Tunisia and Morocco (2026)

Tunisian and Moroccan passport holders need a visa to enter Singapore, even for a few days of tourism. You cannot apply for it alone on a public website: the application goes through a Local Contact in Singapore, a partner of the authorities, or a Singapore Overseas Mission and its authorised agent. This guide sets out what Singapore's Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) publishes, read on 1 November 2026.

Tunisians and Moroccans need an entry visa, costing 30 Singapore dollars (non-refundable), processed in 3 working days and submitted by a Local Contact, an ICA strategic partner or a Singapore Overseas Mission.

• Visa required: entry visa for a tourist or business visit. Only diplomatic passports (and, for Tunisia, special passports) are exempt.
• Who submits the application: online, a Local Contact in Singapore or an ICA strategic partner; otherwise, a Singapore Overseas Mission or its authorised visa agent.
• Fee: 30 Singapore dollars (S$), a non-refundable processing fee paid online by Visa or Mastercard.
• Processing time: 3 working days, not counting the day of submission; some applications take longer.
• Stay: set on arrival by the electronic visit pass (e-Pass), regardless of the visa's validity.
• Before the flight: the SG Arrival Card, free, to be completed within the 3 days before arrival.

Tunisian, Moroccan and Algerian passports are on ICA's list of countries whose citizens need a visa: same procedure, same fee, same processing time.

No exemption through another visa: for these passports, ICA provides no exception based on a Schengen, US or UK visa. The Visa Free Transit Facility is reserved for nationals of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Georgia, India, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and certain Chinese documents.

ICA does not accept visa applications at the immigration counters: the visa must be obtained before travelling, through one of three channels.

1. A Local Contact in Singapore. This is a Singapore citizen or permanent resident aged at least 21 with a Singpass account. They submit the application online through ICA's e-Service and sign Form V39A (letter of introduction). For a business trip, the contact acts on behalf of a company registered in Singapore.
2. An ICA strategic partner, which submits the application online through the same e-Service.
3. A Singapore Overseas Mission, or its authorised visa agent. The exact procedure is published on each mission's website, listed on the website of Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (mfa.gov.sg).

ICA advises applying within the 30 days before arrival.

Beware of fake websites: Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs warns against fraudulent visa application websites. The official application goes through ICA's e-Service (eservices.ica.gov.sg), submitted through one of the three channels above. An intermediary charges for its services on top of ICA's S$30.

ICA asks for the signed Form 14A, a recent photo, a copy of the passport and, where applicable, Form V39A signed by the Local Contact.

• Form 14A (application for entry visa), completed and signed by the traveller. The application is assessed on what it declares.
• Photo: passport-sized colour photo taken within the last 3 months, following ICA's photo guidelines.
• Passport: photocopy of the biodata page. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry into Singapore.
• Form V39A (letter of introduction), signed by the Local Contact.
• Other documents: ICA may ask for more on a case-by-case basis.

Translations: any document not in English comes with an official translation. ICA accepts one from the embassy of the country that issued the document, one by a notary public in Singapore or in that country, or a private translation attested by that embassy or notarised. It endorses no translation company.

The visa costs 30 Singapore dollars, paid online and non-refundable; ICA processes the application within 3 working days, not counting the day of submission.

• Payment: online, by Visa or Mastercard, when the application is submitted.
• Processing time: 3 working days excluding the day of submission; some applications take longer, and each is considered on its own merits.
• Decision: if approved, the Local Contact, strategic partner or authorised agent prints the e-Visa from the e-Service and passes it on to you.
• Overseas mission: if you go through a mission or its agent, ask them about their own arrangements before applying.

A visa is a pre-entry permission, not an immigration pass: the ICA officer decides on entry and sets the length of stay on the e-Pass sent by email.

• SG Arrival Card: to be completed within the 3 days before arrival (day of arrival included), on the SG Arrival Card e-Service or the MyICA app. It is free and is not a visa; a traveller who has not submitted it may be refused entry.
• e-Pass: the visit pass arrives by email, with no stamp in the passport. It shows the permitted stay and your last day in Singapore: give a valid email address.
• Extension: to stay longer, you must apply to ICA to extend the Short-Term Visit Pass.

First find your submission channel (Local Contact, partner or mission), check your passport's validity, and wait for the e-Visa before paying for a non-refundable ticket.

• Passport: valid for at least 6 months on the date of entry.
• Application: within the 30 days before arrival, through a channel recognised by ICA.
• Stopovers: a flight with a stopover in another country may require a visa or transit authorisation from that country. Read our transit visa guide before booking.
• Route pages: Tunisia → Singapore, Morocco → Singapore, and the Singapore country page.

Data read on 1 November 2026.

• ICA, visa requirements: prior visa, submission channels, e-Pass, SG Arrival Card, Visa Free Transit Facility.
• ICA, pages by passport: Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria: documents, Local Contact, fee, processing time, e-Visa collection.
• ICA, SG Arrival Card: 3-day window, free of charge.
• Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Embassy in Berlin, fake visa application websites (6 November 2025).
• IziVisas catalogue for Singapore, the basis of the route pages.