Singapore — Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP)
For spouse, parent or other eligible family. ICA: S$45 application + S$60 issuance + S$30 MJV (if applicable).
About the Long-Term Visa (LTVP)
Singapore — Long-Term Visit Visa (LTVP) is for citizens of Georgia who wish to stay in Singapore for an extended period, typically for family reunification, medical treatment or specific educational programs. This visa is not a tourist visa nor a work visa unless work authorization is specifically granted. It is generally issued to spouses, children or parents of Singapore citizens, permanent residents or Employment Pass (EP) holders.
Obtaining an LTVP allows you to reside in Singapore and, in some cases, may also allow you to work under a special permit (Letter of Consent – LOC). Its validity period ranges from 6 months to 5 years and is renewable, depending on the applicant’s category and the status of the sponsor. Applications are made online through the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore (ICA) e-services, often by the sponsor.
Unlike immigration programs in Canada or Australia , which often use a points-based system, Singapore's LTVP is more dependent on proving a close connection to a person in Singapore. Similar to some long-term visas in Japan or South Korea , the LTVP requires proof of a clear purpose and a demonstration of financial stability from both the applicant and the sponsor.
This pass is not suitable for those who are coming to Singapore for a short-term visit (for whom a Singapore Entry Visa is intended) or for those who wish to work without a sponsor. Common reasons for rejection include incomplete documentation, insufficient financial resources, lack of evidence of a relationship with a sponsor, or previous immigration violations. The GetVisa team is ready to assist you in preparing your LTVP application to maximize your chances of success.
Required Documents
📄Basic Documents
💰Financial Documents
🛡️Civil and Security Documents
🏥Medical and Technical Requirements
📋Other Documents
Application Process
Verification of requirements
Collection of documents
Filling out an online application
Payment of fees
Processing the application and waiting for a decision
Getting a pass
Important Tips & Advice
Processing Fees
Application fee
This is a non-refundable fee that must be paid when you submit your application.
Permit issuance fee
This fee will be paid only after the application is approved, when the pass is issued.
Multiple entry visa fee (if applicable)
If citizens of your nationality require a separate multiple-entry visa for Singapore, this fee will be added.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Singapore Long-Term Visa (LTVP)?
Singapore — Long-Term Visit Permit (LTVP) is a permit that allows Georgian citizens to reside in Singapore for an extended period of time. It is mainly issued to family members (spouse, child, parent) of Singapore citizens, permanent residents or employment pass holders, as well as for medical or educational purposes.
Can I work with an LTVP in Singapore?
Yes, in some cases, LTVP holders can work in Singapore, but this often requires additional permission, such as a Letter of Consent (LOC) or a work permit. This depends on the type of LTVP and your sponsor status.
What is the validity period of a Singapore Long-Term Visa (LTVP)?
The validity period of a Singapore LTVP typically ranges from 6 months to 5 years. It can be renewed if the applicant continues to meet the relevant criteria and the sponsor's status remains unchanged. The exact period will be determined on a case-by-case basis.
Where should I apply for the Singapore LTVP?
For Georgian citizens, the Singapore LTVP application is usually submitted online by the sponsor through the Singapore Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) e-Services portal. Singapore does not have an embassy or consulate in Georgia, so the application must be made directly from Singapore.
What are the common reasons for Singapore LTVP rejection?
Common reasons for denial of an LTVP include incomplete or inaccurate documentation, insufficient financial support, lack of evidence of a relationship with the sponsor, or previous immigration violations by the applicant/sponsor. It is important that all requirements are met meticulously.
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