First of all Gong Xi Fa Cai everyone!
I am a Canadian passport holder planning to visit Singapore to look for a job in accounting/finance field.
I searched the forum and could not find the answer to my questions so I am posting them here hoping for your kind response:
1) When I visited Singapore in 2010 (holding a Canadian passport) I was only given 30 days, which I understand is the norm. What are my chances of getting 90 days if I asked for it at Immigration? I understand I have to show proof that I can support myself financially in those 90 days. Speaking of which, is there a limit as to the amount of currency I can bring to Singapore?
2) If I purchased only a one way ticket to Singapore from Manila and given that I am only given 30 days, to meet the confirmed onward ticket requirement for extension, will my return flight to Vancouver meet this requirement or should I purchased an onward ticket departing Singapore?
3) Regarding the confirmed onward ticket, what should be the departure date on that ticket if I only purchased one-way ticket to Singapore from Manila?
Thank you all.
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confirmed onward return ticket
Re: confirmed onward return ticket
#1 as a canadian citizen, i think you can use e-extend (online extension) if you are not granted a 90-day pass on arrival.yvrpinoy wrote:...What are my chances of getting 90 days if I asked for it at Immigration? I understand I have to show proof that I can support myself financially in those 90 days. Speaking of which, is there a limit as to the amount of currency I can bring to Singapore?
2) If I purchased only a one way ticket to Singapore from Manila and given that I am only given 30 days, to meet the confirmed onward ticket requirement for extension, will my return flight to Vancouver meet this requirement or should I purchased an onward ticket departing Singapore?
3) Regarding the confirmed onward ticket, what should be the departure date on that ticket if I only purchased one-way ticket to Singapore from Manila?
more info here (FAQ on top right of first link):
https://www.psi.gov.sg/NASApp/tmf/TMFSe ... SVP-PUBLIC
http://www.ica.gov.sg/page.aspx?pageid=180
SGD$30k - max value you can bring in, in any currency. i don't think traveler's checks count as "currency."
#2 i think an onward flight means from singapore to anywhere else. manila to vancouver - not so much. that, or i've read your question wrongly.
#3 if you wanna play it safe, make it 29 days from date of arrival, and then have it changed later.
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