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Consular Affairs Section
Human Rights Defenders
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Emergency Contacts

In an emergency (death, arrest, victims of violent crime) involving an American citizen living or traveling in Singapore, you can reach us 24 hours a day/7 days a week via the Embassy Switchboard number:

Calling within Singapore – 6476-9100
Calling from the United States – 001 – 65 – 6476-9100

Singapore

For routine questions on services for American citizens, please review the information available on our website.  You may contact us if you have further questions.  For the quickest and most complete reply, we encourage you to email us at singaporeacs@state.gov (Not for visa questions. Please see below.) If you call, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

27 Napier Road
Singapore 258508
Tel: (65) 6476-9100 (Same contact number for after-hours emergency)
Fax: (65) 6476-9232
Email: singaporeacs@state.gov (Not for visa questions. Please see below.)

Notices

  • Appointments are now required for all routine American citizen services.  You can make an appointment here or find more information about Birth Abroad and  Passport Applications for Minors (children under 16 years of age).
  • The Consular Section is closed on Singapore and American holidays. Occasionally, this section may also close for internal reasons.  More closure dates are available.
  • No Parking at the Embassy: If you plan to visit the Embassy for consular services, please plan to arrive by public transportation or taxi or to seek parking in public parking lots.  The  closest public car parks are at Gleneagles Hospital on Napier Road, Botanical Gardens on Cluny Road and the Tanglin Mall.

The Consular section will be closed on both U.S. & Singapore holidays and for Admin/Training days.

Public Hours

The Consular section will be closed on Singapore and American holidays, and training days. For more details, please consult the list of Consular closure dates.

Mornings: 8:30am – 12pm (Monday – Friday)

Afternoons: 1:30pm – 3:00pm (Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fri.)
(Note: No routine ACS services are available on Thursday afternoons)

Document pass-back: 8:30am-12pm and 1:30pm-3:00pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Thursday 08:30am-12:00pm only, except for public holidays and administrative closures.

Consular Affairs section

Visas

All visa interviews at the U.S. Embassy in Singapore are handled on an appointment basis only. Individuals seeking general information about U.S. visas or needing to schedule a visa appointment should visit the U.S. Visa Information Service for Singapore or you may call +65 3158 5400 (9:00 am to 5:00 pm) from Singapore or 703 520 2238 if you are in the United States.  You may also email your questions to  support desk. 

Immigrant Visas

All K visa (fiancé visa) applicants must pay their visa fee through our partner agency, CGI.  For details please check the U.S. Visa Information Service for Singapore website.  All other immigrant visa applicants will need to pay their fee to the National Visa Center or to the cashier at the Embassy at the time of their interview.

For more information please visit the  U.S. Visa Information Service for Singapore website or you may call +65 3158 5400 (9:00 am to 5:00 pm) from Singapore or 703 520 2238 if you are in the United States.  You may also email your questions to the support desk.

Human Rights Defenders

Protecting and supporting human rights defenders is a key priority of U.S. foreign policy. Because human rights defenders seek to hold their governments accountable to protect universally recognized human rights, defenders are often harassed, detained, interrogated, imprisoned, tortured, and even killed for doing their work. The Department’s objective is to enable human rights defenders to promote and defend human rights without hindrance or undue restriction and free from fear of retribution against them or their families. The work of these brave individuals and groups is an integral part of a vibrant civil society, and our investment in and support of them is likewise an investment in and support of the rule of law and democracy. Every day, around the world, many in civil society turn to us for assistance in emergency situations and to help them achieve longer-term goals that will make their countries more just and democratic.

If you require Embassy support, please email HRDSupportSingapore@state.gov.

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