Singapore

Certainly, Indians have the option to obtain a Multiple Entry Visa for Singapore, which permits them to make multiple visits to the country within a predetermined period, often up to two years. During each visit, the usual maximum stay is typically limited to 30 days. This visa provides convenience and flexibility for frequent travellers, eliminating the need for a fresh visa application on each visit.  The multiple entry visa can have a validity of 1, 2, or 5 years.

No, there is no specific transit visa for Indians in Singapore. If you go through immigration at Changi International Airport during your transit in Singapore, you will need to obtain a Singapore short-term pass or entry visa to ensure a smooth transit process. However, eligible Indian citizens may utilize the Visa Free Transit Facility (VFTF) in Singapore, which permits them to transit without the need for a visa.

You can file an appeal within one month from the date of your visa rejection. To do so, you can use the services of the Authorized Visa Agent through which you originally submitted your application. It’s important to keep in mind that the appeal process typically takes around 14 working days, with the timeframe varying based on the complexity of the case. Each appeal is individually reviewed and evaluated on its own merits.

Singapore is ideal for business due to its strategic location, pro-business environment, political stability, access to markets, skilled workforce, tax benefits, and focus on innovation and technology adoption.