If you want one international trip that has something for everyone — theme parks for the kids, shopping for the family, skylines, beaches and hill stations — Singapore and Malaysia together are hard to beat. And with Malaysia's visa-free entry for Indians running until 31 December 2026, this winter is the ideal time to go.
Why combine Singapore and Malaysia
- Two countries, one easy route: Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are connected by short flights and comfortable coaches.
- Great for families: Universal Studios, Night Safari, Sentosa and Genting Highlands keep every age group happy.
- Great value: Malaysia's hotels and shopping balance out Singapore's premium prices.
- Indian-friendly: Little India in Singapore and Brickfields in Kuala Lumpur, with vegetarian food everywhere.
Visa and entry: what you need
Singapore: Indian passport holders need a Singapore e-visa, which must be filed through an authorised visa agent — individuals cannot apply directly. Processing usually takes three to five working days after submission. Every traveller also completes the free SG Arrival Card online before arrival.
Malaysia: Indians can visit visa-free for up to 30 days until 31 December 2026. Fill in the free Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) within three days before you arrive. Travelling after that date? Ask us — an eVISA may be needed if the scheme is not extended.
Sample 7-night itinerary
- Day 1 – Lucknow to Singapore: arrive, check in, evening at Marina Bay and the Spectra light show.
- Day 2 – Singapore city and Night Safari: Merlion Park, Gardens by the Bay, Chinatown and Little India.
- Day 3 – Sentosa: cable car, S.E.A. Aquarium and the Wings of Time show.
- Day 4 – Universal Studios Singapore: a full day of rides and shows.
- Day 5 – To Kuala Lumpur: by coach or short flight, evening at the Petronas Twin Towers.
- Day 6 – Genting Highlands: cable car up the hills, theme parks and the cool mountain air, with a stop at Batu Caves.
- Day 7 – Kuala Lumpur city tour: KL Tower, Merdeka Square and shopping at Bukit Bintang.
- Day 8 – Fly home to Lucknow.
Make it bigger: smart add-ons
- Cruise from Singapore: add a short cruise on the Genting Dream or the new Disney Adventure, both sailing from Singapore.
- Langkawi: two nights of beaches, island hopping and the SkyCab.
- Penang: street food, heritage murals and George Town's colonial streets.
Flights from Lucknow
Flights from Lucknow reach Singapore either directly on select days or with a short connection through a major Indian hub. Our ticketing team picks the routing with the best timings and fares for your dates, and arranges your return from Kuala Lumpur so you never backtrack.
Fixed departure or customised?
Our fixed departures from Lucknow include flights, hotels, transfers and sightseeing at one fixed price — ideal for families and first-time travellers. Want your own dates, hotels or a cruise? We'll build a customised Singapore Malaysia package around you.
Visa and entry rules are as of October 2026 and can change. Confirm with our visa desk before you travel.
Book your Singapore Malaysia holiday before the visa-free window closes — request a quote on sheeraz-tours.com or WhatsApp our team.
Frequently asked questions
How many days are enough for Singapore and Malaysia?+
Six to eight nights is ideal: three to four in Singapore and three to four in Malaysia, including Genting Highlands.
Do Indians need a visa for Singapore?+
Yes. Indians need a Singapore e-visa filed through an authorised visa agent. Processing usually takes three to five working days.
Is Malaysia visa-free for Indians?+
Yes, for tourism stays of up to 30 days until 31 December 2026. You must fill in the Malaysia Digital Arrival Card (MDAC) before arrival.
How do you travel from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur?+
By a short flight of about an hour or by coach, which takes around five to six hours.
Can I add a cruise to my Singapore Malaysia package?+
Yes. Short cruises on the Genting Dream and Disney Adventure sail from Singapore and can be added to your package.