What are the requirements for a Singapore business visa?

In addition to the most frequently handled tourist visa in Singapore, business visa is also one of the frequently handled types. Generally speaking, business visa can only be handled by invitation letter.

As a kind of proof, the invitation letter can prove that the purpose of the traveler is true, and it can also be used as a guarantee that the applicant will return to China on time. Each country will have different requirements for invitation letters. What are the requirements for invitation letters for Singapore business visas?

In order to apply for a Singapore business visa, the invitation letter must meet the following conditions:

Applicants invited by Singapore government agencies, universities or attending new exhibitions, conferences, etc:

Only the original invitation letter needs to be provided. The invitation letter needs to be submitted to the embassy in advance. The invitation letter template issued by each organization may be different. Therefore, the embassy needs to confirm whether it is qualified and available in advance.

Non-government or university invitation to provide:

1. Printed copy of the business registration profile of Singapore companies: issued by the Singapore Accounting and Enterprise Authority, the printing date shall not exceed 6 months from the date of submission of the application.

2. Letter of introduction: completed in English by a representative of a registered company in Singapore who is over 21 years old and is a permanent resident or Singapore citizen. The contents include Singapore company address, telephone number, fax number, official seal, position and legal representative's ID number and signature.

In addition to the invitation letter, Singapore business visa also needs to provide personal information form, ID card, passport, photo, account book, employment certificate, etc.

In addition, Singapore business visas are usually issued within 3-5 working days or so, which can only be handled normally and there is no urgent business. Therefore, applicants should prepare the materials at one time to avoid the embassy from prolonging the issuance time due to supplementary materials.

From this, it can be concluded that the applicant must meet the above conditions before submitting the invitation letter. In order to avoid problems with the invitation letter, the applicant must submit it to the embassy in advance to confirm whether it meets the requirements before signing out as soon as possible.