Money to support yourself during the visit
Sufficient funds to maintain themselves during their stay in Singapore
What the officer assesses: Whether you, or the person who pays, have enough money for this trip. Also whether the job and income on your form match your bank papers.
Where this comes from 4 official sources
All visitors to Singapore must meet the following entry requirements: Valid travel document (minimum validity of 6 months at the time of departure) Confirmed onward or return tickets (if applicable) Entry facilities, including visas, to the next destination; Sufficient funds to maintain themselves during their stay in Singapore;
Check if you need a Singapore visa, Visa and entry requirements for foreigners
any person who is unable to show that he or she has the means of supporting himself or herself and his or her dependants (if any) or that he or she has definite employment awaiting him or her, or who is likely to become a pauper or a charge on the public;
Immigration Act 1959, section 8: Prohibited immigrants, Section 8(3)(a), prohibited classes
(4) The burden of proof that any person seeking to enter Singapore is not a prohibited immigrant shall lie upon that person.
Immigration Act 1959, section 8: Prohibited immigrants, Section 8(4)
Annual Income in Singapore dollars (SGD):
Form 14A: Application for Entry Visa (IMM 14A), Part II, other details
Evidence that addresses it
- Recent bank statements in your own name, showing money coming in and going out
- Payslips or a letter from your employer that match the yearly income you give on Form 14A
- A short written reason for any large deposit
- If someone else pays: a letter from them and their own bank statements