Singapore Visa for
Pakistani Nationals

Yes. Pakistani passport holders generally require a valid Singapore Entry Visa before travelling for tourism, holidays, family visits, or eligible short-term business activities.

Common requirements include a valid passport, completed Form 14A, recent photograph, flight reservation, accommodation details, and a Letter of Introduction (Form V39A), where required. Additional financial or employment documents may be requested.

Singapore does not specify a universal minimum bank balance for every tourist visa applicant. Travellers should demonstrate sufficient funds for accommodation, transportation, daily expenses, and return travel.

Applicants may be asked to provide recent bank statements, commonly covering three to six months, depending on their circumstances and the requirements of the authorised visa agent or Singapore mission.

Form 14A is the official application form used for Singapore Entry Visa applications. Applicants must provide accurate personal, passport, travel, and other required information.

Form V39A is a supporting document used for certain Singapore visa applications. It may be completed by an eligible local contact in Singapore and should contain the required contact and identification details.

Pakistani passport holders should check the current ICA requirements for their nationality. A completed Form V39A may be required, and the relevant Singapore mission may specify additional documentation.

A business visitor may be asked to provide the Singapore host company's business profile issued by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), along with an invitation letter and other supporting documents.