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Singapore Arrival Card scams: use ICA and pay nothing

Checked 19 October 20264 official sources

Bottom line
The Singapore SG Arrival Card is free. Submit it only through ICA's e-Service at eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard or in the MyICA app 1. ICA says paid submission services are not affiliated with it and publishes a list of private domains 2. Submit within three days, including the day you arrive. The SG Arrival Card is not a visa 1.
Official site
eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard 1
Official app
MyICA 1
Fee
Free 1
Timing
Within 3 days including arrival day 1
Report
Police anti-scam helpline 1800 722 6688 3

Free official channels

ICA says SGAC submission is free through its e-Service or MyICA app. It does not endorse paid commercial submission services 1.

All official ICA websites and e-Services contain .ica.gov.sg. Similar design or a Singapore-themed domain does not make another page official 3.

ICA's warning

ICA has received reports from travellers who thought they were using the official form and were charged a processing fee. It warns that imitation sites may seek personal data 3.

ICA publishes a dated list of paid entities and sites. This page does not link to them 2.

Before submitting

  • Use ICA's link or MyICA 1.
  • Pay nothing for SGAC submission 1.
  • Submit within three days, including the arrival date 1.
  • Remember that SGAC is not a visa 1.
  • Keep the acknowledgement email and unique DE number 4.

If you paid

Submit or verify your card through ICA. Contact your card issuer if the charge was misleading.

ICA asks people to report fake sites to police through the anti-scam helpline 1800 722 6688 or the police reporting service 3.

Common questions

How much is SG Arrival Card?

It is free 1.

What is the official address?

eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard 1.

Is SGAC a visa?

No 1.

Does ICA endorse paid helpers?

No. ICA says they are not affiliated with it 2.

Check before you pay. Rules and fees change. Confirm the details on the official site linked below. Spotted an error? Email hello@evisascams.com with the official link.

Evidence

Official sources

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  1. Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority: SG Arrival Card (accessed 19 October 2026)
  2. Singapore ICA: Advisory on paid SG Arrival Card services (updated 17 March 2026)
  3. Singapore ICA: Advisory on fake or misleading websites (accessed 19 October 2026)
  4. Singapore ICA: Visiting Singapore (accessed 19 October 2026)