Singapore Arrival Card updated, to feature 19 languages and passport autofill
Singapore's Immigration and Checkpoints Authority is updating the Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) to include 19 languages and passport autofill capabilities. These changes aim to make the mandatory health declaration process more efficient for all travelers.
Why it matters
Improved digital infrastructure for border control is essential for managing high volumes of international travel and public health compliance.
All travellers arriving in Singapore, including citizens and permanent residents, must submit the health declaration.
Listen SINGAPORE – The Singapore Arrival Card (SGAC) will be refreshed with a new look, with 19 languages available and passport scan autofill made available to travellers for faster submission.
The new features will be available on both the MyICA mobile app and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority’s (ICA) website.
The current SGAC supports 12 language options and the additional languages are: Bahasa Indonesia, Dutch, Arabic, Spanish, Russian, Filipino and Italian.
The autofilling of information by passport scanning is currently available only to foreigners, ICA said.
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