Courier to Singapore from Delhi, India - Fast & Safe Delivery
Free Pickup & Packaging | Starts from ₹619
The estimated cost of Courier to Singapore from Delhi, India ranges from approximately ₹619 for the most economical service to ₹1,023 for express door-to-door delivery. The average international courier charge is ₹704, which covers standard air freight.
Shipping from Delhi to Singapore requires expertise in international logistics, customs compliance, and efficient route planning. Whether you’re sending commercial cargo, personal courier, parcel/documents, or time-sensitive shipments. Understanding the shipping process and terms between these two trading partners is essential for a smooth delivery experience.
Air cargo to
Singapore is one of the most efficient trade corridors from Delhi, India, with Singapore acting as a key trans-shipment and distribution hub for Southeast Asia.
Direct flights operate from Delhi airport to Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) - one of the world's busiest cargo hubs.
Ideal for:
- Personal parcels and gifts to Indian diaspora in Singapore
- Electronics, semiconductors, and technology products
- Pharmaceuticals and biomedical products (with HSA approval)
- Gems, jewellery, and precision instruments
- Garments, textiles, and fashion merchandise
- Documents, business samples, and commercial consignments
- Perishable high-value goods via cold-chain air freight
Express Courier (2–4 Days):
Working with
DHL, FedEx, UPS and Aramex, we provide door-to-door delivery across Singapore with full tracking, customs clearance, and insurance options for shipments up to 70 kg.
Customs & Documentation Requirements
Shipping from Delhi to Singapore is regulated by Singapore Customs and the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA). Singapore is one of the world's most trade-friendly nations with zero duty on most goods.
Essential Documents:
- Commercial invoice with HS codes and declared value in SGD or USD
- Packing list with item descriptions, quantities, and weights
- Air Waybill (for air shipments)
- Certificate of Origin (India) - may be used under Singapore FTA or India-ASEAN CECA
- Export declaration (Shipping Bill - India side)
- SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) certificate for food and agricultural products
- HSA (Health Sciences Authority) approval for pharmaceutical and health products
Restricted & Prohibited Items:
Singapore prohibits import of chewing gum (except therapeutic gum), narcotics, endangered species products (CITES), certain weapons, and counterfeit goods. Restricted items include medicines (HSA approval), certain food items, and tobacco (very high duty and strict controls). Chilli products and betel nuts have specific import controls.
Customs Duties & Taxes:
Singapore is one of the world's most open economies with zero import duty on the vast majority of goods - a significant advantage for Indian exporters.
Shipments to Singapore are subject to:
- Customs duty: 0% on almost all goods (Singapore is largely duty-free)
- GST (Goods and Services Tax): 9% (raised from 8% in January 2024) on CIF value
- GST applies on all goods imported into Singapore regardless of value (no de minimis from Jan 2023)
- Alcoholic beverages and tobacco: subject to excise duty at specific rates
- Motor vehicles: Additional Registration Fee (ARF) applies
- India–Singapore CECA: additional preferential treatment for eligible Indian goods
India–Singapore Shipping Tips:
- Singapore's 0% duty makes it ideal for Indian exporters seeking duty-free market access
- Use India–ASEAN CECA or India–Singapore CECA Certificate of Origin for preferential treatment
- Singapore serves as a key re-export hub for Southeast Asia - consider Singapore as your regional hub
- Transit time: 2–4 working days (express), 5–7 working days (economy air)
