Singapore Changi Airport Live Arrivals
Singapore Airport Arrivals Information
Singapore Airport is one of the largest airports in the world and is a destination in itself! It has four terminals servicing over 80 airlines. To make the most of your Singapore Changi Airport arrival, it’s worth knowing which terminal you’ll be arriving at so you can plan your onward journey.
Terminal 1
Location – Arrivals Hall is on L1.
Operating Airlines – Air China, Air France, Air Niugini, Bangkok Airways, British Airways, Cambodian Airways, China Southern Airlines, Chongqing Airlines, Emirates, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Hebei Airlines, Japan Airlines, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Myanmar Airways, Philippine Airlines, Qantas Airways, Qatar Airways, Scoot, Shandong Airlines, Shenzhen Airlines, Starlux Airlines, Thai Airways, Turkish Airlines, Xiamen Airlines, Zipair Tokyo.
Terminal 2
Location – Arrivals Hall is on L1.
Operating Airlines – Air Japan, All Nippon Airways, Indigo, Air India, Air India Express, Air Macau, Ethiopian Airlines, Firefly, Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines, Royal Brunei Airlines, Sichuan Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Swiss International Airlines, United Airlines, Etihad Airways, Transnusa.
Terminal 3
Location – Arrivals Hall is on L1.
Operating Airlines – Air New Zealand, Aircalin, Asiana Airlines, Batik Air, Batik Air Malaysia, Biman Bangladesh, China Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, PT Citilink Indonesia, Drukair, Eva Air, Garuda, Gulf Air, Myanmar National Airlines, Saudia Airlines, Singapore Airlines, Sri Lankan Airlines, Thai Lion Air, T’Way Air, US Bangla Airlines, Vistara, Vietnam Airlines.
Terminal 4
Location – Arrivals Hall is on L1.
Operating Airlines – Aerodili, Air Asia, Cathay Pacific, Cebu Pacific Air, Guangxi Beibu Gulf Airlines, Hainan Airlines, Jeju Air, Jetstar Asia, Pacific Airlines, Juneyao Airlines, Korean Air, Thai Vietjet Air, Vietjet Air.
Arriving at Singapore Airport
Once you touch down at Singapore Airport, your journey through Arrivals is not too long or complicated. This is because the disembarking areas for each plane are connected to the Terminal buildings. Therefore, it’s a straightforward walk following the signs to “Arrivals”.
All passengers arriving at Singapore Airport need to submit an electronic Health Declaration Card.
If you are a citizen or resident of Singapore, you’ll be able to use the fast lane with automated clearance systems.
If not, you’ll need to provide:
- Your visa (you can find the visa requirements here)
- A valid passport
- A fever vaccination certificate (if you have passed through a Yellow Fever area in the past 6 months)
After passport control, follow the signs to “Baggage Reclaim”. Once you’ve collected your luggage, you can pass through customs:
- Walk through the green channel if you have nothing to declare
- Walk through the red channel if you have goods to declare
We recommend checking the customs regulations before you travel.
Singapore Airport Transport
Multiple ground transportation options connect Singapore Airport to the city centre and other surrounding hotspots like Marina Bay. The bus and train routes are active and regular. You can catch both the bus and train from any of the terminal buildings. Singapore Airport taxis are also plentiful. You can find the well-signposted taxi stands outside of every terminal building. Private transfers can also collect you from the car parks at Singapore Airport or directly outside of the terminal buildings.
What to do in Arrivals at Singapore Airport?
Like most international airports, Singapore Changi Airport is fully equipped with baby changing facilities, toilets, currency exchange desks, accessible toilets, charging ports, free WiFi. That said, there’s so much more to explore. Whether you’re picking someone up from Singapore Airport or are arriving for the first time, you can treat yourself to world-class cuisine, modern cinemas, and themed gardens. From the famous round waterfall to the incredible shopping, most of Singapore Airport’s main activities and attractions are available to the public, and not just those in transit. Our Singapore Airport Guide will give you more details about the attractions you can find at each terminal.
Singapore Changi Airport Arrivals Parking
There are five car parks at Singapore Changi Airport – one in each of the terminal buildings plus a car park at Hub & Spoke. If you’re meeting someone at the airport, you’re allowed up to 10 minutes of free parking in any of the car parks. After that, the rate is typically €0.03 (SGD 0.04) per minute. There are also designated drop-off/pick-up points outside of each of the terminal buildings. These are well signposted but do ask for assistance if you’re struggling to find one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take to get through customs at Singapore Airport?
On average, it takes 30-45 minutes to get through customs at Singapore Airport. Automated clearance systems are available for Singapore citizens and residents to make the process quicker. However, if you’re holding a foreign passport, it can take up to an hour to go through customs and passport control.