Does Singapore have a digital nomad visa?

No, Singapore does not currently offer a dedicated digital nomad visa. Remote workers typically enter on a tourist visa, which allows a stay of 30 or 90 days depending on your nationality. For longer stays, you'll need to explore other options. One common pathway is the EntrePass for entrepreneurs, requiring a minimum S$100,000 paid-up capital and a clear business plan. Another option for highly skilled individuals is the Overseas Networks & Expertise (ONE) Pass, which requires a fixed monthly salary of S$30,000 or a proven track record of exceptional achievements. If you're considering Singapore, be aware of the cost of living. Our data shows a Net Life Value score of 62/100, partly due to high rental costs, averaging S$3,000-S$7,000 for a 1-bedroom apartment. Income tax rates are progressive, starting at 0% and reaching a maximum of 22% for income above S$320,000. Singapore is a fantastic place for business and quality of life (scoring 85/100 on our index), but without a specific digital nomad visa, you'll need a solid plan for your stay. Consider the EntrePass or ONE Pass if you meet the requirements, or explore short-term visits to scope things out.