Singapore Trip Cost from India

Planning a vacation to Singapore from India can be exciting, however it’s also crucial to understand the travel costs for your Singapore trip. From flight tickets to food and beverages and especially sightseeing, each part of your trip ultimately impacts and contributes to the total expense. Whether you're travelling on a tight budget or planning a luxurious holiday, estimating the total cost of a Singapore trip from India can help you plan better and avoid unexpected surprises.

Let’s explore the different expenses involved and how to budget for your trip effectively.

The total cost of a trip to Singapore depends on the time of travel, personal choices, travel duration, and the type of experience you seek. Here's a detailed breakdown of each factor:

Flight Costs

Flights usually form the largest chunk of the trip cost from India to Singapore. Several airlines, including Air India, IndiGo, Scoot, and Singapore Airlines, operate direct flights from major Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru.

• Return flight ticket (economy class): ₹18,000 – ₹30,000 per person (if booked in advance)
  

• Peak season tickets: ₹35,000 – ₹45,000
  

Tip: Booking at least 2–3 months in advance or during airline sales can reduce costs significantly.

Accommodation Costs

The Singapore tour cost also depends on your choice of stay. Options range from budget hostels to luxury hotels. 

• Budget hostels or pod hotels: ₹1,500 – ₹3,000 per night
  

• Mid-range hotels: ₹4,000 – ₹7,000 per night
  

• Luxury hotels: ₹10,000 – ₹25,000+ per night
  

If you’re travelling as a couple or family, serviced apartments may offer better value for longer stays.

Food Costs

Singapore offers a very diverse and broad range of food options—from hawker stalls to upscale restaurants. The city has options for every taste palette and culture. Indian cuisine is also very easily available across the city.

• Hawker centre meals: ₹300 – ₹600 per day
  

• Mid-range restaurants: ₹800 – ₹1,500 per day
  

• Fine dining: ₹2,500+ per person per meal
  

Tip: Hawker centres such as Lau Pa Sat or Maxwell Food Centre are affordable and popular with both locals and tourists.

Transport Costs within Singapore

Singapore has a highly efficient public transport system, including MRT trains and buses.

• MRT/bus day pass: ₹500 – ₹600 (SGD 8–10)
  

• Airport to city via MRT: ₹120 (approx. SGD 2)
  

• Taxi base fare: ₹250 – ₹300; additional distance/time charges apply
  

Tip: A Singapore Tourist Pass (STP) offers unlimited rides and can be more economical for daily commuting.

Activities & Sightseeing

Many iconic sights in Singapore are either free or moderately priced. The cost for your trip to Singapore will vary based on how many attractions you visit.

• Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: ₹1,000
  

• Gardens by the Bay: ₹800 – ₹1,500
  

• Universal Studios Singapore: ₹5,000
  

• Sentosa attractions pass: ₹3,000 – ₹5,000
  

• Singapore Zoo or Night Safari: ₹3,000 each
  

Tip: Combo tickets or attraction bundles often offer better value than individual passes.

Visa Cost

Indian travellers need a visa to visit Singapore.

• Singapore visa fee (Tourist Visa - short-term): ₹1,900 – ₹2,400
  

• Processing time: 3 – 5 working days
  

You can apply through authorised visa agents or via VFS Global.

• Complimentary travel insurance

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is important to cover medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or loss of belongings.

• Basic travel insurance (7 days): ₹300 – ₹1,000 per person
  

Tip: Check whether your existing credit card provides complimentary travel insurance.

Miscellaneous Expenses

There are other minor expenses to consider while planning your cost of Singapore trip from India.

• Local SIM card with data: ₹500 – ₹700
  

• Souvenirs and shopping: ₹1,000 – ₹5,000+
  

• Entry to nightclubs or events: ₹1,000 – ₹2,000 (optional)
  

• Tipping isn’t mandatory, but appreciated in some cases

Planning your dream holiday but falling short on budget? Here are a few financing options that may help:

Credit Cards

Travel credit cards often come with offers on flights, hotels, and airport lounge access. Some may even offer foreign exchange mark-up waivers, which could help you save more during international travel.

Look for cards offering:

• Air miles or reward points
  

• Lounge access
  

Travel Loan

A travel loan could help you cover your Singapore travel cost without affecting your savings. Many lenders offer quick approval and flexible EMIs, especially for salaried individuals or business owners.

• Loan amounts: Up to ₹50 Lakhs
  

• Interest rates: Starting from 9.99% p.a.
  

• Tenures: Up to 96 months
  

Make sure to check eligibility and compare offers before applying. Also, read the terms and conditions properly, as they may be subject to changes as per the terms and policies of the lender.

A sample budget planner helps in estimating the total cost to travel to Singapore more clearly. Take a look:

Whether you're travelling with family, friends, or solo, Singapore offers something for everyone:

• Marina Bay Sands – Famous for its SkyPark and infinity pool views
  

• Gardens by the Bay – A unique nature park with Supertree Grove and Flower Dome
  

• Sentosa Island – Home to Universal Studios, SEA Aquarium, and Adventure Cove
  

• Merlion Park – Singapore's most recognisable icon
  

• Chinatown & Little India – Cultural hubs with great shopping and Indian food
  

• Singapore Zoo & Night Safari – One of the best in Asia
  

• Clarke Quay – Riverside dining and nightlife

Apart from sightseeing, here are some unique experiences you could include:

• Take a river cruise on Singapore River
  

• Enjoy a night-time light show at Marina Bay
  

• Visit the ArtScience Museum
  

• Try indoor skydiving at iFly Sentosa
  

• Shop at Orchard Road or Bugis Street
  

• Walk through the Cloud Forest Dome
  

• Sample chilli crab or laksa at hawker centres
  

The best time to plan your Singapore trip from India depends on your weather preferences and budget.

November to January

• Festive atmosphere
  

• Pleasant weather
  

• Ideal for Christmas and New Year celebrations
  

• Higher prices due to peak season
  

February to April

• Comfortable weather
  

• Fewer crowds
  

• Great for sightseeing
  

July to September

• Great Singapore Sale (GSS) and food festivals
  

• More affordable than peak season
  

Tip: Travel during off-peak periods to get better deals on flights and hotels.

Here are a few practical tips to reduce your Singapore travel cost:

• Book flights and accommodation early
  

• Use combo passes or discount cards for attractions
  

• Travel using MRT or public buses instead of taxis
  

• Eat at hawker centres to save on food
  

• Carry a reusable water bottle to avoid buying bottled water
  

• Look for hotel deals on weekday stays

Singapore is generally safe and tourist-friendly, but here are a few things to stay alert about:

• Taxi overcharging: Always ask for the meter to be used
  

• Street vendors: Some may quote inflated prices to tourists
  

• Pickpocketing: Especially in crowded places like Chinatown or MRT stations
  

• Fake donations: Avoid giving money to street collectors without proper identification

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