The maximum days of stay that she will get when she enters SG is 30 days. You can try to e-XTend her SVP after she visits Singapore. But there is no guarantee that the extension will be approved.otakotak wrote:Hello everyone,
My girlfriend from Taiwan is planning to visit for roughly 5 weeks, which is longer than the 30 days visa issued to Taiwanese.
When filling the DE card, would stating 5 weeks as duration of stay prevent her from entering Singapore?
I tried looking for extension of short term visa before she comes over, but it seems that the visa extension process requires her to be in Singapore first.
Please advice and thank you.
Thank you for your quick response,singaporeflyer wrote:The maximum days of stay that she will get when she enters SG is 30 days. You can try to e-XTend her SVP after she visits Singapore. But there is no guarantee that the extension will be approved.otakotak wrote:Hello everyone,
My girlfriend from Taiwan is planning to visit for roughly 5 weeks, which is longer than the 30 days visa issued to Taiwanese.
When filling the DE card, would stating 5 weeks as duration of stay prevent her from entering Singapore?
I tried looking for extension of short term visa before she comes over, but it seems that the visa extension process requires her to be in Singapore first.
Please advice and thank you.
Don't know. But when the rule says only 30 days, why are you going to put the number of days of stay as 50? It is clearly violating what they have stated in the visa guideline?otakotak wrote:Thank you for your quick response,singaporeflyer wrote:The maximum days of stay that she will get when she enters SG is 30 days. You can try to e-XTend her SVP after she visits Singapore. But there is no guarantee that the extension will be approved.otakotak wrote:Hello everyone,
My girlfriend from Taiwan is planning to visit for roughly 5 weeks, which is longer than the 30 days visa issued to Taiwanese.
When filling the DE card, would stating 5 weeks as duration of stay prevent her from entering Singapore?
I tried looking for extension of short term visa before she comes over, but it seems that the visa extension process requires her to be in Singapore first.
Please advice and thank you.
I understand that and am planning to do as such. I was just concern on the duration of stay section of the DE card for clearing customs. Would stating say, 50 days, prevent her entry?
Well, I feel that it is good to be upfront with ICA on what we intend to do.singaporeflyer wrote:Don't know. But when the rule says only 30 days, why are you going to put the number of days of stay as 50? It is clearly violating what they have stated in the visa guideline?otakotak wrote:Thank you for your quick response,singaporeflyer wrote:
The maximum days of stay that she will get when she enters SG is 30 days. You can try to e-XTend her SVP after she visits Singapore. But there is no guarantee that the extension will be approved.
I understand that and am planning to do as such. I was just concern on the duration of stay section of the DE card for clearing customs. Would stating say, 50 days, prevent her entry?
Ok, try that and let us know what happensotakotak wrote:Well, I feel that it is good to be upfront with ICA on what we intend to do.singaporeflyer wrote:Don't know. But when the rule says only 30 days, why are you going to put the number of days of stay as 50? It is clearly violating what they have stated in the visa guideline?otakotak wrote:
Thank you for your quick response,
I understand that and am planning to do as such. I was just concern on the duration of stay section of the DE card for clearing customs. Would stating say, 50 days, prevent her entry?
Regardless, thank you for your response.
And don't be surprised if ICA refuse permissioninibotes wrote:Take the 30 days an in that time go over to Malaysia or Indonesia for a day and return
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I think the best would be just to ask the immigration officer at the passport control gates. Personally I would expect to have the 30 days specified a safer option. 50 days would be like asking for more than allowed not even having what is allowed yet granted.otakotak wrote:Well, I feel that it is good to be upfront with ICA on what we intend to do.singaporeflyer wrote:Don't know. But when the rule says only 30 days, why are you going to put the number of days of stay as 50? It is clearly violating what they have stated in the visa guideline?otakotak wrote:
Thank you for your quick response,
I understand that and am planning to do as such. I was just concern on the duration of stay section of the DE card for clearing customs. Would stating say, 50 days, prevent her entry?
Regardless, thank you for your response.
+1x9200 wrote:I think the best would be just to ask the immigration officer at the passport control gates. Personally I would expect to have the 30 days specified a safer option. 50 days would be like asking for more than allowed not even having what is allowed yet granted.
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