Form 14A Immigration Entry Visa Application Guide

Submit Form 14A well in advance of your travel date to allow sufficient processing time. Ensure all sections are correctly filled out before submission. Submit the form either via mail to the nearest Singapore Embassy or Consulate, or use the designated online submission portal if available. It is advised to double-check submission requirements specific to your region as they may vary. Contact details for submission are typically available on the official embassy or consulate website.

For submitting Form 14A in 2024 and 2025, please consider the visa application's processing time and plan accordingly. Typically, it is advisable to submit the form at least 6-8 weeks before your planned travel date. Check with the Singapore embassy or consulate for specific submission deadlines and public holidays.

The purpose of Form 14A is to gather necessary information from individuals applying for an entry visa to Singapore. This includes personal details, travel document information, and the purpose of the visit. Accurate and complete information on this form is crucial for the visa application to be processed efficiently. By collecting comprehensive data through Form 14A, the Singapore immigration authorities can assess each applicant's eligibility for entry. This helps ensure that only qualified individuals enter the country, maintaining the integrity and security of Singapore's immigration system. Therefore, it is essential for applicants to provide truthful and detailed responses to all sections of the form.

• 1. Name: Full name as shown in travel document.
• 2. Alias: Any alternative names the applicant is known by.
• 3. Date of Birth: Applicant's date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
• 4. Sex: Gender of the applicant.
• 5. Marital Status: The current marital status of the applicant.
• 6. Nationality of Spouse: Nationality of the applicant's spouse, if applicable.
• 7. Country of Birth: Country where the applicant was born.
• 8. State/Province of Birth: State or province where the applicant was born.
• 9. Race: Ethnic background of the applicant (e.g., Malay, Indian, Chinese, Caucasian, etc.).
• 10. Nationality: Current nationality of the applicant.
• 11. Type of Travel Document Held: Type of travel document the applicant holds (e.g., International Passport, Service Passport).
• 12. Travel Document No.: Number of the travel document.
• 13. Travel Document Issued Date: Date when the travel document was issued.
• 14. Expiry Date: Expiry date of the travel document.
• 15. Country of Issue: Country where the travel document was issued.
• 16. Place of Issue: Place (city or town) where the travel document was issued.
• 17. PRC ID Number: Applicable for Chinese nationals; PRC identification number.
• 18. Address in Country of Origin/Residence: Full address in the applicant's country of origin or residence.
• 19. Occupation: Current occupation of the applicant.
• 20. Highest Academic/Professional Qualifications Attained: Education level or professional qualifications of the applicant.
• 21. Religion/Denomination: The applicant's religion or denomination.
• 22. Expected Date of Arrival in Singapore: Planned date of arrival in Singapore.
• 23. Type of Visa: Type of visa application (e.g., Single Journey, Multiple Journey).
• 24. Purpose of visit: Reason for visiting Singapore (e.g., Social, Business).
• 25. Details of purpose: Further details about the purpose of the visit.
• 26. Intended Length of Stay in Singapore: Duration the applicant plans to stay in Singapore.
• 27. Address in Singapore: Where the applicant will stay while in Singapore.
• 28. Contact No.: Applicant's contact number in Singapore.
• 29. Did you reside in other countries?: Details of residences in other countries over the last 5 years.
• 30. Particulars of Local Contact: Details of local contacts or accommodations in Singapore.
• 31. Details of Local Contact or Company/Hotel in Singapore: Name and relationship of the local contact, company or hotel.

Failing to submit Form 14A can result in delays or denial of your entry visa to Singapore. It is crucial to complete and submit the form accurately and timely.

• Visa Denial: Your visa application may be denied if Form 14A is not submitted.
• Travel Delays: You may experience significant travel delays without a properly submitted form.
• Additional Costs: Failing to submit the form on time could incur extra costs related to rescheduling or reapplication.

• 1. Tourism: Apply for a visa for leisure and tourism purposes.
• 2. Business Travel: Submit the form for business-related travel.
• 3. Visiting Family: Use the form if visiting family members residing in Singapore.
• 4. Studies: Required for students planning to study in Singapore.
• 5. Employment: Necessary for individuals seeking employment opportunities in Singapore.