Travel Insurance for Singapore from India Online Starting ₹395

Singapore is one of the most preferred international destinations among Indians. The country has a vast diaspora of Indians, and its rich cultural heritage makes it a brilliant place for any vacation.

However, you must take the necessary safeguards to make the most of your visit to this stunning place. The best way to do this is to buy international travel insurance for Singapore trip.

An International Travel Insurance for Singapore will cover and benefit you in situations such as flight delays, loss of passport, baggage loss, medical emergencies, adventure sports, political unrest, and other such mishaps.

No, a travel insurance for Indians traveling to Singapore isn’t compulsory yet. However, the last thing you want on a holiday is to be spending beyond your budget!

Moreover, a travel insurance for Singapore would also cover you for adventure activities, such as the famous zip-lining adventure across the beautiful Sentosa island. It's always wise to have valid travel insurance in place that will keep you protected against all the odds.

A $50,000 Singapore Travel insurance plan from India for 4 days - 1 adult starts from ₹395 only (excluding GST).

Like our travel insurance, obtaining a tourist Singapore Visa for Indians is super simple and can be applied for online via any visa/travel agent. All you need to prepare is the following:

• Make sure your passport is valid for at least 6 months
• 2 Passport Size Photographs (35mm x 45mm, 80% face close-up, matte finish, white background)
• Tour Itinerary
• Confirmed flight tickets (round trip)
• A cover letter from the applicant mentioning the reason for travel and dates of travel addressed to ‘The Embassy of Singapore /The Consulate General of Singapore.’
• First time travelers to Singapore are also required to attach income tax papers of last 3 years along with bank statements of last 3 months.
• A leave letter from the company/employer on company letterhead.
• Although not compulsory, we’d also recommend attaching your hotel bookings and international travel insurance while submitting your documents.

• Avail Coverage for Re-Issuance of Passport - If you lose your passport or it is stolen, expenses related to its re-issuance would be covered under Digit’s international travel insurance policy.
• Receive Compensation for Lost/Stolen Baggage - In case of luggage delay or theft in transit, you will receive a flat compensation against it.
• Personal Liability for Damage to Third Parties - If you have an accident with a local car that you have taken on rent, you are responsible for the damage caused. Still, with travel insurance, you will be covered for losses.
• Receive Hijack Distress Allowance - If the common carrier in which you are travelling has been hijacked, you will be paid a distress allowance up to the limit shown in your policy schedule for every 24 consecutive hours.
• Trip Abandonment - If it is not possible for you to continue with the trip due to unavoidable circumstances, as mentioned in the policy, we will pay any unused and additional charges.

Disclaimer: Your policy is subject to the terms and conditions mentioned in your policy schedule and the policy wording. It is important that you thoroughly review these documents before making any decisions.

Whilst comparing travel quotes from different travel insurances for Singapore, make sure you are aware of the following:

• The medical benefits available and the limit of the Sum Insured for each. For example, at a minimum, you could spend ₹1 - 1.5 lakhs for a simple fever and ₹7.5 - 8 lakhs for cardio care in Singapore. Check if the sum insured even covers minimum medical costs or not.
• Terms of claims. The terms can often be tricky and very rare, meaning that despite the benefit, you’ll never really be able to claim it.
• The claims process is done by checking the company’s previous claim records. After all, that’s the whole point of insurance, right?

With charming skyscrapers and city views, panoramic beaches, a foodie’s paradise, and picturesque hiking trails for adventurous souls—Singapore has become one of the most popular cosmopolitan cities to travel to. Attracting more than 17 million tourists every year, it is also a foodie's paradise.

It may be due to its diverse food scene and beautiful islands or its yearlong warm climate and attractive shopping opportunities.

So, no matter what kind of experience you’re looking for, there’s something for everyone in this warm and clean city. (Yes, that’s worth a mention —it’s said to be the cleanest city in the world!).

Singapore is known for its yearlong summer, so if you’re concerned about weather, it's consistently warm throughout the year.

Based on your travel preferences and time, the best time to visit Singapore is December, January, and June. However, if you don’t feel bothered by too many tourists, December- February is also a good time to visit—with a host of festivals and celebrations underway.

If shopping is your main attraction, you might want to make plans between June and August—the time of the great Singapore shopping sale!

Singapore is known to be the 6th safest country in the world. However, owing to its large influx of tourists, here are some things you need to be cautious about:

• Be aware of pickpocketing in tourist-friendly areas, including the Singapore duty-free shops!
• Singapore laws can be extremely strict. Therefore, make sure you follow all laws rigorously to avoid hefty fines. And yes, that includes throwing even a piece of paper! However, in case of a legitimate legal problem, your travel insurance will protect and cover you.
• Beware of Singapore tourist scams.
• Be wary of buying knock-off brands. Since it’s a popular tourist shopping destination, you may find people selling fake brands for a lower price only to lure you in.