You need to submit documents such as copies of passport details and birth or marriage certificates along with the Long-Term Visit Pass application.
To avoid delays in your application, submit the documents correctly by following the guidelines.
You will need the personal particulars page of the candidate’s passport to apply for a Long-Term Visit Pass (LTVP). Learn more about the upload requirements.
- We may ask for other documents when we review your application.
- For non-English documents, please upload the original document together with an English translation as 1 file. You may approach a translation service provider for translations.
You may need to submit additional documents depending on the family member you are applying for:
Any one of the following:
- Copy of the common-law marriage certificate.
- An affidavit by the work pass holder and their spouse declaring that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their home country/region. The affidavit must also be notarised in their home country/region.
- A letter from the home country/region's embassy of the work pass holder or spouse acknowledging that they are in a common-law relationship recognised under the laws of their country/region.
Unmarried handicapped children aged 21 and above
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A letter or report from a medical practitioner on the child’s condition.
- A copy of the court order on the child’s custody.
- A letter from the other biological parent stating there is no objection to bringing the child to Singapore.
- Verification of Vaccination Requirements (for entry to Singapore) document issued by the Communicable Diseases Agency (CDA) is needed for foreign-born children who meet these conditions:
- Aged 12 and below.
- Applying for a new LTVP - this includes those whose LTVPs have expired or been cancelled for more than 30 days.
Existing Dependant's Pass (DP), LTVP and Student's Pass holders do not need this document.
A copy of the work pass holder’s birth certificate that states the names of the parents.