Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) — Done For You

You can submit the SGAC via the LeSo SGAC e-Service (online).

All travellers are required to submit the SG Arrival Card with Electronic Health Declaration before arriving in Singapore, except those transiting/transferring through Singapore without seeking immigration clearance; and residents (Singapore citizens, PRs, Long-Term Pass holders) travelling through Woodlands and Tuas checkpoints.

You are required to submit SGAC within three (3) days (including the day of arrival) before arrival in Singapore. Example: arriving on 30 Jun → you can submit from 28 Jun onwards.

No. The SG Arrival Card is not a visa. For general entry requirements and visa needs, refer to official “Entering Singapore” guidance.

You need to submit your SGAC before arriving in Singapore and present your travel document to the ICA officer at immigration.

SG Arrival Card is the electronic version of the paper disembarkation/embarkation (DE) card (white card) required for immigration clearance. ICA discontinued the paper DE card and travellers provide arrival info via SGAC e-Service or MyICA app.

Yes, all travellers are required to submit SGAC before arriving, except those transiting/transferring without seeking immigration clearance; or residents entering via land checkpoints (Woodlands/Tuas).

Group Submission is for a group travelling to Singapore together for one trip.

All travellers entering Singapore, including residents (citizens, PRs, Long-Term Pass holders) and foreign visitors should submit it as part of SGAC, except those transiting/transferring without seeking immigration clearance; or residents entering via land checkpoints.

It supports disease control to guard against importing diseases of concern and protect health of residents. False declarations may be prosecuted under the Infectious Diseases Act.

Within three (3) days (including day of arrival) before your arrival, to avoid delays during immigration clearance.

You should update health status via “Update SGAC” feature on the LeSo SG Arrival Card e-Service. It is an offence to submit a false declaration.