See Singapore Formalities for details of Clearance and Immigration procedures.
Clearance is now available at Raffles Marina on the west coast of the island and at One Degree 15 Marina Sentosa Cove on the southern shore of Sentosa Island.
Raffles Marina is now a gazetted CIQP Marina, authorised to handle the clearing in / out of visiting foreign yachts and cruising resident yachts, in Singapore. There is a fee for undertaking clearance formalities here. For further details, see the Yacht Arrival and Clearance Information section on the Marina's website.
One Degree 15 Marina also offers the convenience of a Customs, Immigration, Quarantine (CIQ) facility. There is a fee for undertaking clearance formalities here. For more details, see the CIQ Reservation Form online on the Marina's website.
Last updated: April 2024
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Just a word about Keppel Bay Marina. We have stayed there for about 10 days. It’s conveniently located in the centre of town and the berthing is excellent. The marina is well kept and extremely secure. However, there are NO facilities — no laundry (can’t even give laundry at the office to be sent outside and the first laundromat is miles away.
It’s a good 30 min walk to the first store, which is a large shopping mall but the marina provides no shuttle service. You have to call a cab. Same thing for catching a bus or subway — call a cab. No swimming pool. There are a cafe and restaurant (food so-so), but that’s it. A bit disappointing. Raffles and One Degree 15 marinas seem to be better appointed and far less expensive.
Hello Noonsite,
We have just arrived in Singapore and staying at Keppel Bay Marina. We have been fortunate to come across an excellent local importer of selected French wines. His prices are quite reasonable. His selection is limited but good quality. He offers one free bottle for each purchase of 6 bottles. Plus, he delivers to your boat. His contact info is Fabrice Delancé – http://www.fdh.com.sg. Check him out.
Christine & JPh Halphen
SV Galacsea