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You may collect your passport at: Post Office (if applicable); or. ICA Building. Uncollected passports will be cancelled after three months and the passport fee will not be refunded.
Procedure. If you reside in Singapore, you can submit your application via the following modes. Online. Log in to our e-Service using your Singpass to complete the online application form. Video guide on online passport application via MyICA.
Nov 13, 2017 · Make an appointment and come on time to collect your passport promptly. 2. Make an appointment via www.eappointment.ica.gov.sg or the eAPPT@ICA mobile app. Our busier periods are on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, school holidays, eve of and post-public holidays.
SingPost provides a one-stop service for collections of passports, identity cards (NRIC), and long term passes at our selected post office locations islandwide.
May 17, 2024 · SINGAPORE: You will soon be able to collect your passport and identity card at the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) without making an appointment. This self-collection system will be...
What are the documents required for passport collection? Updated 1mo ago 392. Can I still collect my passport at SingPost if I missed my appointment? Updated 7mo ago 109. Can I travel with my current passport while my new passport application is still being processed? Updated 7mo ago 70.
Apr 1, 2013 · Singaporeans will be able to collect their passports from an automated machine with the launch of iCollect on Monday morning. The machines are a world first for secured document issuance.
Sep 22, 2021 · However, ICA announced today (Sep. 22) that Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents will be able to collect their Singapore passports and ICs at various post offices islandwide from Oct. 1,...
You must collect your passport in person, be it at SingPost or ICA building. For your child (aged below 16 at the point of application) and if the collection is at ICA building, you may authorise another person to accompany your child.
Sep 22, 2021 · Currently, Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents (collectively, “Singapore residents”) who collect their Singapore passport and/or identity card (IC) at post offices are charged an additional collection fee ranging from $6 to $12 by SingPost.
