Does Singapore Airlines have stopover?

Complimentary stopovers may be added on singaporeair.com for eligible award redemption ticket types. Can I add a stopover of more than 30 days after 1 August 2022? No, stopovers are only permitted for up to 30 days.



Yes, Singapore Airlines offers a robust stopover program designed to turn a long layover into a mini-vacation in Singapore. If your transit time at Changi Airport is 5.5 hours or more, you are eligible for one of four unique Free Singapore Tours, which cover different aspects of the city including its heritage, city sights, and the "Jewel" complex. For longer stays, the "Singapore Stopover Holiday" package (available to book in 2026) provides discounted rates on hotels, airport transfers, and entry to popular attractions like Gardens by the Bay. As a major global hub, Singapore Airlines makes it easy to add a stopover of several days to your itinerary for little to no extra airfare cost, provided you select the "Multi-city" booking option. Additionally, KrisFlyer members often receive exclusive privileges like complimentary inflight Wi-Fi and shopping vouchers, further enhancing the stopover experience in one of the world's most modern and traveler-friendly city-states.

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Many times in the world of air travel you might hear the words “layover,” “stopover” and “open-jaw” flight but not be quite sure what they mean. The main difference between a stopover and layover is length of time. Stopover rules vary by airline, but are essentially longer layovers — at least 24 hours in length.

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Complimentary stopovers may be added on singaporeair.com for eligible award redemption ticket types. Can I add a stopover of more than 30 days after 1 August 2022? No, stopovers are only permitted for up to 30 days.

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Revisions to Stopover Option for Redemption Bookings Stopovers are only permitted for up to 30 days. Additional stopovers are no longer permitted for redemption award tickets issued on or after 1 August 2022 regardless of the class of travel.

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It takes about 30 minutes to reach downtown Singapore, so we wouldn't recommend leaving the airport unless you have a minimum of 6 hours to kill. That leaves you about two hours to explore.

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Can you leave the airport during a 12 hour layover Singapore? It depends on where you're from but most nationalities can enter Singapore without a visa. You just fill in a landing card on arrival, they stamp your passport and you're good to leave the airport and explore Singapore.

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With a stopover, you can break up your journey and spend some time (more than 24 hours) at the connecting city in your itinerary. It's a great trick to get two holidays for the price of one. Singapore Airlines gives you one complimentary stopover on a roundtrip Saver Award.

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A stopover in Singapore is available for many destinations in Asia such as Indonesia or Malaysia, but also when traveling to Australia or New Zealand. If you extend the stopover to 2-3 days with overnight stays, you can already explore most of Singapore's sights.

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Stopovers can range from as short as 24 hours to as long as 10 days, with no added cost to your airline ticket, depending on the program. To get the most out of a stopover, look for a program that offers other complimentary perks, too.

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Layover flights are usually cheaper than both direct and non-stop flights. Though you might spend a lot of time landing, disembarking and with layovers, you get to rest and stretch in between your journey. A long layover is called a stopover.

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– Take note that as a transit passenger, you are only allowed to enter and exit Singapore once during your layover period. That being said, you are not able to join more than 1 tour. – Don't forget to leave your luggage at the airport.

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– Take note that as a transit passenger, you are only allowed to enter and exit Singapore once during your layover period. That being said, you are not able to join more than 1 tour. – Don't forget to leave your luggage at the airport.

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It takes about 30 minutes to reach downtown Singapore, so we wouldn't recommend leaving the airport unless you have a minimum of 6 hours to kill.

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Malaysians can stay a maximum of 60 days on social visit passes in any 90-day window. Each social visit pass is 30 days max. To stay beyond 30 days, you must either exit Singapore and then come back, or apply for an extension.

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There is no list, as currently Singapore does not process visas on arrival, but you may still need a Singapore Arrival Card. The Arrival Card is Not a visa but is required by prior to processing through immigration. You can use iVisa's Visa Checker to find the visa requirements to any specific country.

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You'll need to clear customs and immigration. Next, you'll recheck your luggage for the domestic flight. Finally, you'll need to go through Transportation Security Administration screening. This may include a physical inspection of your luggage and personal items with a metal detector or a full-body scan.

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Travel advisers say there's a lot to take into account when booking connecting flights, but a general rule of thumb is 60-90 minutes between domestic flights and at least two to three hours for international itineraries.

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To qualify as a Transit Passenger, traveller must:
  • Have both flights booked in the same booking itinerary.
  • Have their check-in luggage tagged-through from the origin airport to their final destination.


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