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Mumbai to Singapore Flights - Fares starting from ₹16,557

  • Flight Time~5h 55m direct
  • AirlinesSingapore Airlines, IndiGo, Air India

Mumbai to Singapore is one of India's busiest international routes, with non-stop flights connecting Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) to Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) in just under 6 hours. Singapore Airlines, IndiGo and Air India all operate multiple daily non-stop departures, giving travellers a wide choice of timings. Singapore itself is a compact, easy-to-navigate city-state known for Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa Island and is often combined with a wider Southeast Asia holiday covering Malaysia or Bali. Changi Airport is consistently ranked among the world's best, making arrival and transit straightforward.

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Airlines flying Mumbai to Singapore

Mumbai to Singapore flights operate non-stop through the day, with Singapore Airlines and IndiGo each running two daily departures and Air India adding a further daily service. Between the three carriers, travellers have a reasonably wide spread of morning, afternoon and late-night timings to choose from, making it possible to plan an onward Southeast Asia holiday around a convenient arrival slot in Singapore. Since all three airlines fly the sector non-stop, the main differences come down to timing, baggage allowance and in-flight service rather than routing. Singapore Airlines generally carries a fare premium over IndiGo, while Air India sits in between; comparing total fare against your preferred departure time and baggage needs usually gives a clearer picture than looking at price alone.

Mumbai to Singapore Flight Duration & Best Time to Fly

The average Mumbai to Singapore flight duration is approximately 5 hours 55 minutes on a non-stop service, covering a distance of close to 3,900 kilometres between the two cities. Return flights from Singapore to Mumbai take a broadly similar amount of time and across Singapore Airlines, IndiGo and Air India, at least one departure each day is timed to land in the early morning or late evening, which tends to work well with onward domestic connections within India. Singapore is comfortable to visit through most of the year, though the months between November and January bring the most rainfall, with short, heavy showers rather than prolonged bad weather. Fares on the Mumbai to Singapore route tend to rise around Indian school holidays, long weekends and the year-end period, so booking six to eight weeks in advance generally secures both a better fare and a wider choice of flight timing.

Mumbai to Singapore Airport Tips

At Mumbai, international check-in counters for Singapore-bound flights typically open well ahead of departure, so it's worth allowing the standard buffer for international travel, particularly around evening hours when several long-haul and short-haul flights cluster together at the airport. Confirm your specific check-in terminal in advance, since Mumbai's international operations are consolidated but counter assignments can still vary by airline and keep your passport and any required travel documentation easily accessible. Singapore's Changi Airport is known for smooth, well-organised immigration and baggage processes, so arrivals generally clear the airport quickly even during busy periods. If you're connecting onward to Malaysia, Bali or another Southeast Asia destination as part of a longer holiday, check whether your onward flight departs from the same terminal, since Changi's terminals are connected but can involve a short transfer and confirm your visa or entry requirements for Singapore and any onward country well before travel.

Explore Singapore Tour Packages

A Mumbai to Singapore flight brings travellers to a compact, easy-to-explore city-state known for Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sentosa Island and Universal Studios Singapore. The city's efficient public transport and multicultural food scene make it a popular short break on its own and a common starting point for a longer Southeast Asia holiday covering Malaysia, Bali or Thailand. Veena World's Singapore tour packages bring together accommodation, meals, sightseeing and the services of a tour manager, depending on the selected package, making it easier to cover the city's major attractions without planning each stop separately. Combined itineraries covering Singapore with Malaysia or Bali are also available for travellers looking to extend their Southeast Asia holiday. Guests opting for a Joining & Leaving tour can book their Mumbai to Singapore flights separately based on the tour's reporting and departure timings.

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Your Questions About Booking Flights, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Singapore Airlines, IndiGo and Air India all operate non-stop Mumbai to Singapore flights, with multiple daily departures across the three carriers.
The non-stop Mumbai to Singapore flight duration is approximately 5 hours 55 minutes, covering just under 3,900 kilometres.
Entry requirements for Indian passport holders can change, so it's best to check Singapore's current visa or entry-pass rules closer to your travel date before booking your Mumbai to Singapore flight.
Singapore is workable through most of the year; the driest, most comfortable months generally fall between February and April, while November to January brings the most rainfall. Booking six to eight weeks ahead helps secure better fares.
Yes. Many travellers combine a Mumbai to Singapore flight with onward travel to Malaysia, Bali or Thailand and Veena World offers combined tour packages covering Singapore with these destinations.
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