Cheap Flights from Dubai to Singapore

There are currently two airlines providing nonstop flights from Dubai to Singapore – Emirates and Singapore Airlines. All flights from Dubai to Singapore will depart out of Dubai International Airport, the main airport in the country.

* This information is correct as of July 2019

Airport Information - Arriving

Singapore Changi Airport is the primary airport in Singapore and one of the busiest in the world consisting of four passenger terminals, with a fifth terminal scheduled to open up in the distant future. Upon touching down at the airport there are several ways to reach your destination including by bus and train. Additionally, you can find taxis available 24 hours a day and there are several leading car rental companies at the airport. Singapore Changi Airport is known for its world-class facilities and amenities which have led to it being awarded the best airport in the world on multiple occasions. You’ll find all kinds of stores, restaurants and food outlets alongside duty-free shopping. There are many other luxuries at the airport including free Wi-Fi access, airport lounges, children’s entertainment areas and even a movie theater.

Airport Information - Departing

Dubai International Airport is made up of three passenger terminals and is located just 5 km from central Dubai. If you are catching flights with Emirates you will need to arrive at Terminal 3, while Singapore Airlines flights are based out of Terminal 1. Both of these passenger terminals are conveniently connected to the Dubai metro network for easy access. You’ll find a spectacular range of amenities across both passenger terminals while you wait for your flight. You can enjoy a meal or a quick bite at one of several restaurants and eateries or explore the world-class duty-free, designer and retail shopping on offer. Other amenities available include free Wi-Fi connectivity, luxurious lounges, rest zones and indoor gardens.

What to Expect in Singapore

Check out the top hotels in Singapore to make the most of your visit. In Singapore the weather is warm throughout the year with average highs of 30 to 32 degrees and varying degrees of humidity. It rains quite often across the year in Singapore, with rainfall particularly heavy between November and January. You can enter Singapore as a UAE national on a visa-free basis for stays of up to 30 days. Don’t forget that the local time zone is four hours ahead of the UAE and the currency used is the Singapore dollar. There is an excellent public transport network which makes it an easy city to navigate, while the price of essentials like accommodation and dining out is relatively similar to Dubai. There's so much to do in Singapore, so we made a handy list of must-visits to help you out.