Singapore Tour Packages from Delhi

Flights from Delhi to Singapore

Singapore is a nonstop flight from Delhi of about 5h 40m, flown by Air India, IndiGo and Singapore Airlines, with roughly 35 departures a week between them. You leave from Terminal 3 at Indira Gandhi International.

Every international departure from Delhi leaves from Terminal 3. The Airport Express line runs there from New Delhi station in about twenty minutes, which on a weekday evening beats a taxi down NH-48 by an hour or more. T3 is large and its immigration queues at night are the longest in the country, so treat the three-hour rule as a floor rather than a target.

Most Delhi departures leave late at night and land at Changi in the morning, which buys you a full first day in Singapore instead of a wasted afternoon. It also means a night in a seat: if you are travelling with small children, the daytime departure is worth paying for.

Schedules and fares move with the season and the airline's own planning cycle. We check live availability for your dates before we quote, and the fare in your quote is the fare we can actually book.

Best time to fly from Delhi

Fares from Delhi climb hardest in the May–June school break and again from mid-December to early January. The cheapest weeks are usually late January to March, when Delhi is pleasant and Singapore is between its two rain peaks.

Singapore itself has no season worth avoiding. It sits one degree off the equator, so it is warm and humid every month of the year, and its rain arrives as a heavy hour in the afternoon rather than as a monsoon that spoils a week. What actually changes is the crowd: Universal Studios and Gardens by the Bay in the December holidays are a different experience from the same places on a Tuesday in February.

So the question is really about the fare from Delhi, not the weather in Singapore. Travel when your own city is not travelling and the same holiday costs materially less.

What the whole trip costs from Delhi

Per person, for a five-day trip on twin sharing. The flight is the line that changes with your city; the rest is the same wherever you fly from.

Visa is about ₹2,000–2,700 per person on top. Fares move with the season and the booking window, so we confirm live availability before we quote — these are the bands the route actually trades in, not a headline rate.

What you will spend on the ground

The spending-money line above, broken down. Per person, per day, in rupees:

Two things save Indian travellers real money in Singapore and almost nobody mentions them. The hawker centres are not a budget compromise — Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat and Tekka are where Singaporeans actually eat, and a plate costs a fraction of a restaurant meal. And the MRT reaches every attraction on your itinerary, so the daily taxi budget most people set aside is money you can spend on something you will remember.

A 5-day Singapore itinerary from Delhi

What the trip looks like day by day. Every package we quote is adjusted to your dates, your pace and who is travelling — this is the shape most people book.

The middle days are the same shape whichever city you fly from — the hour-by-hour detail sits on the Singapore tour packages themselves.

Planning notes for travellers from Delhi

Written for this route rather than for Singapore in general — the flight, the season and what the trip costs from here.

Singapore visa for travellers from Delhi

Indian passport holders need a visa before boarding — there is no visa on arrival. Applications from Delhi fall under the High Commission of Singapore, New Delhi, but you never visit it: everything is filed electronically by an authorised agent, with no interview and no biometrics appointment.

Apply three to four weeks before departure. We file it as part of the booking — see how to apply for a Singapore visa from India.

Other cities flying from Delhi

These towns depart from the same airport, so the flights and fares match — only the road leg differs.

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