Travel to and via Singapore

Travelling has changed, and you may need to do a little more planning and preparation before take-off. Ensure you check and comply with all airline and government travel requirements before arriving at the airport.
 

Last updated: 13 February 2023
 

As of 13 February 2023, there are no longer any COVID-19 related entry requirements for Singapore.

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Travel requirements

Before booking and before departure, ensure you check the latest SingaporeOpens external site in a new window and AustralianOpens external site government conditions for travel, including any applicable Australian State Government restrictions and requirements, which may include mandatory travel and health declarations, vaccinations, use of face masks, and immigration and entry requirements (which may include renewing your passport, or applying for a visa), or you could be denied entry. This information is subject to change and we recommend you check these websites frequently for any updates.

Some countries have restrictions around transiting. If you're transiting via another country or onto another international flight, ensure you check the requirements of your transiting and destination country to ensure their Government allows you to transit.

If your itinerary includes travel with another airline, or Qantas codeshare flights which are operated by another airline on their aircraft, you'll need to contact them directly to understand and meet their requirements.

Entry requirements

There are no longer any COVID-19 measures for travellers arriving in Singapore from 13 February 2023, regardless of vaccination status or traveller profile. Travellers must ensure that they fulfil all other general entry requirementsOpens external site in a new window.

Transiting through Singapore

All travellers can transit through Singapore as long as they meet the entry requirements of their final destination. 

Transit travellers refer to those who are connecting onto an onward flight to another country via Singapore without clearing arrival immigration. Singapore does not require COVID-19 tests, travel visas or entry approvals for transit travellers, provided your flights are booked on a single ticket.

Travellers who intend to clear arrival immigration to enter Singapore, or have booked separate flights under different tickets which requires them to enter Singapore to collect baggage and check in again for the connecting flight, are not considered transit travellers. You must ensure you meet all the entry requirements for Singapore as detailed in the section above.

Passengers must check the requirements for each country you're travelling to or through, including whether transit travellers are accepted for entry.

Before you depart, ensure you check all government requirementsOpens external site in a new window. Some countries have restrictions around acceptance of transit passengers (for example, some countries only permit you to travel on direct flights) or other requirements (including vaccinations, entry approvals or visas, and pre-departure testing).

Note: COVID-19 pre-departure tests are not available in the transit area of Singapore Changi Airport.

Mainland China and Hong Kong SAR
You cannot transit through Singapore to a destination in Mainland China or Hong Kong SAR. Services from Mainland China and Hong Kong SAR to Singapore remain unaffected. Passengers departing from Mainland China or Hong Kong will be allowed to transfer through Singapore Changi Airport en route to their final destinations.

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Keep up to date with the latest requirements

It’s important to continue to check the relevant government websites for the latest travel requirements, as these may change closer to your departure date and more information may become available.  

Inflight and airport services

Find out about any changes to your airport and inflight experience.

See inflight and airport services for more information.