A short report of my tourist visa trip to Singapore with some important details:
- I got a single-entry tourist visa for SGP$ 50 valid for 90 days, but was stamped at entry at BKK airport for 60 days only. The officer at the embassy in Singapore said they don't issue double-entry tourist visas.
- You MUST fill in the the occupation and work address items in the visa application form - the officer insisted that I fill them out (I'd left them blank); I entered "Management Consultant self-employed at home address" and it passed).
- I was asked to show an onward ticket when I applied for the visa - a one-way Thai Air Asia e-ticket to Kuala Lumpur dated just under two months after my planned arrival in Thailand did the trick.
- The embassy in Singapore is VERY nicely set up to handle visa applications. The form says it opens from 9:15 a.m. for applications but really they opened just after 8:30. In and out in a flash. On the other hand, they really don't open until 2:00 p.m. for collection, but there again I was in and out in seconds. And the waiting/queue area is air-conditioned.
- Finally, no questions were asked about my change of nationality (out of Thailand on passport of one country, into/out of Singapore and back into Thailand on a passport of a different country).
Thanks again to thaivisa experts for your kind and patient (and excellent) advice!
P.S. The Singapore airlines package deal at THB 10,300 included airfare on any SQ flight, twin room (I booked it as a single as I travelled solo) for two nights in a three-star hotel in the center of town, transfers to and from the hotel, and a few low-value freebies.
Edited by heretostay, 2009-06-27 11:07:41.













