Exit Batam on STVP and can return on the same day???

Last activity 02 February 2024 by beppi

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khchristineMember02 February 2024 12:18:10

hey guys, my MOM further extension to 30days by my ex boss has been done after i was on 30days STVP.

you think i can exit to Batam with Ferry and return on the same day to Singapore as i've accomodation here.

or i saw some posts said 5days rule, after 5days to return sg? but this is only for those STVP extended 30day further days on ICA online right? My STVP was by MOM.

Please advice if any one has an exerpeinces.

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert02 February 2024 16:30:03

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In Singapore, you should NEVER exit the country and return to get a longer stay!

If you cannot get an extension from ICA (or, in your case, MoM), you must return to your country (preferably) for a LONGER period. (There is no 5 days rule - in fact, no fixed rule at all - but after a 30-days-STVP you are probably safe after 30 days abroad.)

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