We are not just movers — we are your relocation partners. When it comes to moving from Singapore to India, here is what sets us apart:

• Thousands of successful international moves to India completed
• Fully licensed and insured packers and movers in Singapore
• Door-to-door delivery service across all major Indian cities
• Transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden fees
• Complete customs and quarantine clearance handled by our team
• Secure storage options available before or after your move
• Comprehensive transit insurance packages to suit every budget
• A dedicated moving consultant assigned to you from day one

We offer flexible shipping modes tailored to your budget, timeline, and the volume of your belongings. Your dedicated APAC consultant will recommend the best shipping method for your move from Singapore to India.

FCL — Full Container Load The best option for full household moves from Singapore to India. Your belongings fill an entire 20ft or 40ft shipping container, giving you maximum security and faster transit times. Ideal for families relocating with furniture, appliances, and large volumes of household goods.

LCL — Less than Container Load Perfect if you are shipping a partial household from Singapore to India. Your goods share container space with other shipments, keeping costs low without compromising safety. A great choice for individuals or small families with fewer belongings.

Groupage / Shared Shipping A cost-effective shipping option where your consignment is consolidated with other cargo heading to the same destination in India. Economical and reliable for moderate volumes.

Air Freight The fastest way to ship your belongings from Singapore to India. Air freight gets your most important items to India in days rather than weeks. Recommended for urgent relocations or high-value, lightweight goods.

• All shipments include transit insurance options. Ask your APAC consultant about our All-Risk coverage for complete peace of mind during your international move.

1. Get a Free Quote — Share your move details online or over the phone. We will send you a competitive, no-obligation quote within 24 hours.
2. Pre-Move Survey and Packing — Our professional packers and movers visit your home, survey your belongings, and pack everything securely using high-grade materials.
3. Shipping and Tracking — Your shipment departs Singapore and is tracked in real time. We manage all freight documentation, customs paperwork, and port formalities on your behalf.
4. Delivery to Your Door — We collect your shipment from the Indian port, complete customs and quarantine clearance, and deliver it directly to your new home in India.

Transit time is one of the most common questions we receive from people planning a move from Singapore to India. Here are the verified estimates:

• Ocean freight (sea shipping): Approximately 10 to 21 days port-to-port depending on the destination port in India and the shipping route chosen
• Air freight: Approximately 2 to 8 days depending on the destination city

Please note that door-to-door delivery times include additional days for customs clearance, inland transport, and last-mile delivery at the Indian end. Your APAC consultant will give you an accurate timeline based on your chosen shipping mode, origin, and destination.

Preparing the right paperwork in advance makes customs clearance smooth and delay-free. Here is what you will need when shipping household goods from Singapore to India:

For Used Household Goods and Personal Effects

• Original passport (or a certified copy for diplomats)
• Valued list of articles with date of purchase
• Baggage customs declaration signed by the owner of the goods
• Detailed packing list
• Separate list of all electronic items
• Authority letters (for diplomats and non-diplomats — ask your APAC consultant)
• Original Bill of Lading / Sea Waybill / Copy of Air Waybill (AWB)
• Original residence permit (for foreign nationals)
• Valid visa or PIO card (for foreign nationals)
• Employment letter / transfer letter / assignment letter
• Duty-free exemption certificate (if applicable — issued by diplomatic organisation in India)

For Pets

• Vaccination record
• Veterinary health certificate
• Only one cat, dog, or parrot may be imported per passenger travelling to India on Transfer of Residence.

If you are an Indian national or a foreign national of Indian origin relocating to India, you may be eligible for the Transfer of Residence (TR) scheme, which allows you to import personal and household goods at significantly reduced or zero customs duty rates.

To qualify for Transfer of Residence benefits:

• You must have lived abroad for a minimum of 2 years immediately before arriving in India
• Your total stay in India during those 2 preceding years must not exceed 6 months
• You must not have claimed TR concession in the preceding 3 years
• Goods must have been in your possession and use for at least 1 year
• You must intend to reside in India for at least 1 year (a visa valid for 1 year or above is required)
• The Transfer of Residence scheme is available to both Indian nationals and foreign nationals. Speak to your APAC consultant to confirm your eligibility and maximise your duty-free benefits

India’s customs process has specific requirements. Your APAC consultant will guide you through every step, but here are the most important rules to be aware of when shipping household goods to India:

• The owner of the goods must be present in India for customs clearance (non-diplomatic shipments)
• All shipments are subject to customs examination unless they are diplomatic shipments
• All containers, except diplomatic ones, are offloaded at the Point of Entry and reloaded into vans for onward delivery
• Foreign nationals must hold a valid visa for at least 1 year
• Indian nationals returning on Transfer of Residence must have lived outside India for a minimum of 2 years before the transfer date
• The owner must not have visited India for more than 180 days in the 2 years preceding the move
• Air shipments must be dispatched from the origin airport within 15 days of the owner’s arrival in India
• Sea shipments must be dispatched from the origin seaport within 1 month of the owner’s arrival in India
• Shipments may arrive at Indian ports up to 2 months before the owner — but will be subject to demurrage or detention charges
• Electronic items should be packed at the front (opening side) of the container with a separate inventory list
• Diplomatic shipments require a packing list stamped by the Consulate or Embassy
• All wooden packing materials must be fumigated and treated as per ISPM-15 regulations and accompanied by a Phytosanitary certificate
• Customs regulations are consistent across India, but interpretations can vary between Customs offices and ports. APAC will liaise directly with local destination agents to ensure smooth clearance at your specific port of entry.

Items Allowed Duty-Free Under Transfer of Residence 

Used personal and household goods are generally allowed duty-free within an aggregate value of Rs. 5,00,000 per family, including:

• Clothing, books, kitchenware, glassware, and furniture
• Small appliances such as mixers, juicers, and irons
• Personal computers, laptops, and mobile phones
• Washing machines and cooking ranges
• Refrigerators up to 300 litres capacity

Note: Items must be used and not new. Only one unit of each item is permitted per family.

Items Subject to Concessional Customs Duty (approximately 16.5%)

 The following items attract a concessional duty rate under Transfer of Residence (one unit of each permitted):

• Colour televisions, LCD, LED, and plasma TVs (LCD/LED/Plasma attract 38.5% duty)
• DVD players and video home theatre systems
• Dishwashers and music systems
• Air conditioners
• Refrigerators above 300 litres capacity and deep freezers
• Microwave ovens
• Video cameras
• Word processing machines and fax machines
• Portable photocopying machines
• Cinematographic films of 35mm and above
• Gold or silver not in the form of ornaments

Items Subject to Higher Duty (36% to 61%)

• Duplicate items or items whose combined value exceeds Rs. 5,00,000 attract duty at the higher rate

Alcohol — Important Note 

Import duties on alcohol, wines, and spirits into India are very high — approximately 160% or more, plus potential fines and penalties. It is strongly advised not to ship alcohol into India. If you do include alcohol, it must be within the limit of 2 litres and shipped as part of your household goods consignment, not as accompanied baggage.

Restricted Items (Require a Licence)

• Firearms, ammunition, and weapons — a valid import licence must be obtained before shipping

Prohibited Items

• Beef and beef products
• Narcotics, non-branded drugs, and psychotropic substances
• Obscene, pornographic material, literature, photographs, or films
• Politically subversive literature
• Wildlife products such as ivory, horns, and animal furs
• Drones (import by air passengers is banned)
• Counterfeit goods and radio transmitters
• Import rules for foodstuffs and edibles vary by destination city in India. Foreign nationals may import foodstuff duty-free up to Rs. 50,000 in value. Always check with your APAC consultant before including food items in your shipment.

Moving is more than shipping boxes — it is building a new life. Here is everything you need to know before you land:

Accommodation

• Rental options include apartments, flats, villas, gated communities, and independent houses
• Use online platforms like MagicBricks, 99acres, and NoBroker to search listings
• Registered real estate brokers can help negotiate and verify rental agreements
• Expats generally prefer gated societies for added security and amenities
• Rental agreements are typically for 11 months and are renewable
• Always verify property documents and landlord credentials before signing
• Furnished and semi-furnished options are widely available in all major cities

Education

• International schools offer IB, Cambridge (IGCSE), and American curricula — ideal for expat children relocating from Singapore
• Private schools offer high academic standards, English-medium instruction, and strong extracurricular programmes
• Public schools are affordable and widely available but are primarily taught in regional languages
• India has world-ranked institutions including IITs, IIMs, and AIIMS
• Research and apply to schools well before your move date — most international schools have waiting lists
• Most international schools require prior academic records and references

Healthcare

• Major cities have excellent private hospitals with English-speaking doctors
• Apollo, Fortis, Manipal, and Max are trusted hospital chains across India
• International health insurance is strongly recommended — arrange comprehensive coverage before you arrive in India
• Pharmacies are available on almost every street and are typically open late
• Telemedicine apps like Practo and 1mg are widely used for consultations and prescriptions

Transport

• App-based cabs like Ola and Uber are available in all major cities and are very affordable
• Auto-rickshaws are common and convenient for short distances
• Metro rail systems operate in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, and Pune
• Driving in India requires an International Driving Permit (IDP) initially
• Converting your Singapore driving licence to an Indian licence is possible after establishing residency
• Traffic can be heavy during peak hours — factor commute times into your daily planning

Banking and Finance

• Open a Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) or Non-Resident External (NRE) account if you are receiving foreign income
• Major banks include HDFC, ICICI, SBI, Axis, and Kotak
• UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is the dominant digital payment method — set it up as early as possible
• ATMs are widely available but carry some cash for smaller vendors and local markets
• Avoid accepting torn or heavily damaged currency notes — they are often refused by retailers and drivers
• Singapore and India have a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), so you will not be taxed twice on the same income

Mobile and Internet

• SIM cards are available from Jio, Airtel, and Vi (Vodafone Idea)
• You will need your passport, visa, and a local address proof to register a SIM card
• 4G and 5G connectivity is excellent across all major cities
• Home broadband from Jio Fiber, ACT, and Airtel Xstream is reliable and affordable
• Most services including food delivery, banking, and transport are app-based — download essentials early

 Language

• India does not have a single national language — the Constitution does not designate any language as such
• Hindi and English are the two official languages used for central government communication
• India recognises 22 scheduled languages under the Eighth Schedule of the Constitution, including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi, and Gujarati
• English is widely spoken in cities, corporate workplaces, and international schools across the country
• Southern states have their own widely spoken regional languages — Tamil in Tamil Nadu, Kannada in Karnataka, Malayalam in Kerala, and Telugu in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
• Learning a few basic phrases in the local language of your destination city goes a long way

 Climate

• India has four main seasons: Summer, Monsoon, Post-Monsoon, and Winter
• Summer (March–June): Hot across most of India, reaching 40–45°C in northern cities
• Monsoon (June–September): Heavy rainfall, especially along the coasts and across the north
• Post-Monsoon (October–November): Pleasant and cool — the best season in most cities
• Winter (December–February): Mild in southern India, cold in the north with Delhi dropping below 5°C
• Research the specific climate of your destination city before deciding what to ship and pack

 Food and Daily Life

• Supermarkets like Reliance Fresh, DMart, and Nature’s Basket are available in major cities
• International grocery items are available at stores like Foodhall and Spar
• Food delivery apps like Swiggy and Zomato deliver from thousands of restaurants
• Tap water is not safe to drink — use filtered or packaged drinking water at all times
• Domestic help including housekeepers, cooks, and drivers is affordable and commonly employed by expat families
• Power cuts can occur in some areas — a UPS or inverter at home is recommended

We provide complete door-to-door relocation services and shipping from Singapore to every major city in India. Choose your destination to know what to expect:

 Bengaluru (Bangalore)

• Shipping: Sea freight via Chennai Port (approximately 350 km inland) or direct air freight via Kempegowda International Airport
• Best For: IT professionals, tech expats, startup founders, software engineers
• Schools: Inventure Academy, Indus International School, Canadian International School, Greenwood High
• Colleges: Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Christ University, Bangalore University
• Culture: Cosmopolitan and diverse, thriving café culture, live music scene, strong startup and tech community
• Festivals: Ugadi, Dasara, Karaga
• Food: Filter coffee, dosas, idlis, craft beer, and a wide range of international dining options
• Climate: Mild and pleasant year-round due to its elevation, 15°C–35°C, monsoon June–September
• Expat Areas: Koramangala, Indiranagar, Whitefield, HSR Layout

Mumbai

• Shipping: Direct sea freight via Nhava Sheva — Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT), one of India’s largest and most efficient ports, or air freight via Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport
• Best For: Finance professionals, media, entertainment industry, multinational executives
• Schools: Dhirubhai Ambani International School, Oberoi International School, American School of Bombay
• Colleges: IIT Bombay, University of Mumbai, SP Jain School of Global Management
• Culture: Fast-paced and cosmopolitan, home of Bollywood, vibrant nightlife and arts scene
• Festivals: Ganesh Chaturthi (massive city-wide celebration), Diwali, Eid
• Food: Vada pav, pav bhaji, fresh seafood, fine dining, and iconic street food
• Climate: Hot and humid, 18°C–38°C, intense monsoon June–September
• Expat Areas: Bandra West, Powai, Juhu, Lower Parel

New Delhi

• Shipping: Sea freight via Inland Container Depot (ICD) Tughlakabad or air freight via Indira Gandhi International Airport
• Best For: Diplomats, government employees, multinational professionals, corporate relocations
• Schools: The British School, American Embassy School, Pathways World School, Sanskriti School
• Colleges: IIT Delhi, University of Delhi, Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), AIIMS
• Culture: Layered history, ancient monuments, strong arts and political culture, iconic Old Delhi bazaars
• Festivals: Diwali, Holi, Republic Day (celebrated grandly as the national capital)
• Food: Butter chicken, parathas, chaat, kebabs, and Chandni Chowk street food
• Climate: Extreme seasons — summers up to 45°C, winters can drop below 5°C, air quality can be poor in winter months
• Expat Areas: Greater Kailash, Vasant Vihar, Golf Links, Chanakyapuri (Diplomatic Enclave)

Chennai

• Shipping: Direct sea freight via Chennai Port or Ennore Port — one of the fastest and most direct southern India shipping routes from Singapore
• Best For: Manufacturing, automotive industry professionals, IT sector, expats who prefer a traditional South Indian city
• Schools: Gateway International School, PSBB Millennium School, Chettinad Hari Shree Vidyalayam
• Colleges: IIT Madras, Anna University, University of Madras
• Culture: Deep Tamil roots, Bharatanatyam dance, Carnatic music, Kollywood film industry — English is widely spoken making it very expat-friendly
• Festivals: Pongal, Tamil New Year (Puthandu), Navarathri
• Food: Rice-based cuisine, dosas, idlis, sambar, filter coffee, and Marina Beach Street food
• Climate: Hot and humid year-round, 24°C–40°C, receives rainfall from both the southwest monsoon (June–September) and northeast monsoon (October–December)
• Expat Areas: Adyar, Nungambakkam, RA Puram, Boat Club Road

Hyderabad

• Shipping: Sea freight via Chennai Port with inland transport, or air freight via Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
• Best For: IT and pharmaceutical professionals, multinational employees, corporate relocations
• Schools: Oakridge International School, Chirec International School, Rockwell International School
• Colleges: IIT Hyderabad, University of Hyderabad, Indian School of Business (ISB), NALSAR University of Law
• Culture: Nizami heritage meets modern tech city — Old City mosques and palaces alongside the energy of HITEC City
• Festivals: Bonalu, Bathukamma, Eid (vibrant Ramadan atmosphere throughout the city)
• Food: Hyderabadi Biryani, haleem, mirchi ka salan, Irani chai at iconic old cafés
• Climate: Warm and relatively dry, 14°C–40°C, monsoon July–September
• Expat Areas: Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills, Gachibowli, Kondapur

Kolkata

• Shipping: Direct sea freight via Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port — one of India’s oldest seaports, or air freight via Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport
• Best For: Trade, manufacturing, cultural sectors, and those relocating to eastern India
• Schools: La Martiniere, Don Bosco School, St. Xavier’s Collegiate School, The Heritage School
• Colleges: IIM Calcutta, Jadavpur University, Presidency University, University of Calcutta
• Culture: Widely regarded as India’s cultural capital — literature, classical arts, intellectual café culture, and the enduring legacy of Rabindranath Tagore
• Festivals: Durga Puja — a massive five-day city-wide celebration every October that defines the soul of Kolkata
• Food: Mishti doi, rasgulla, fish curry, kathi rolls, Anglo-Indian cuisine, and the iconic Park Street food scene
• Climate: Hot and humid summers up to 40°C, mild winters around 12°C, heavy monsoon June–September
• Expat Areas: Salt Lake City, Alipore, Ballygunge, Park Street area

Pune

• Shipping: Sea freight via Nhava Sheva Port (Mumbai) with approximately 3 to 4 hours of inland transport, or air freight via Pune International Airport
• Best For: IT professionals, automotive industry, students, and families seeking a balanced and affordable lifestyle
• Schools: Indus International School, Mercedes-Benz International School, The Orchid School, Symbiosis International School
• Colleges: Symbiosis International University, FLAME University, Savitribai Phule Pune University, College of Engineering Pune
• Culture: Youthful and progressive, strong Marathi theatre tradition, growing arts scene, thriving café culture
• Festivals: Ganesh Chaturthi (celebrated on a scale second only to Mumbai), Gudi Padwa (Marathi New Year)
• Food: Misal pav, puran poli, vada pav, Maharashtrian thalis, and the city’s well-known Irani café culture
• Climate: One of India’s most pleasant cities — 10°C–38°C, moderate and refreshing monsoon June–September
• Expat Areas: Kalyani Nagar, Koregaon Park, Baner, Viman Nagar

Ahmedabad

• Shipping: Sea freight via Mundra Port or Kandla Port in Gujarat — a direct western India shipping route from Singapore, or air freight via Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport
• Best For: Business professionals, entrepreneurs, and manufacturing sector employees
• Schools: Udgam School, Anand Niketan, Delhi Public School Bopal
• Colleges: IIM Ahmedabad, IIT Gandhinagar, CEPT University, Gujarat University
• Culture: India’s first UNESCO World Heritage City, known for stunning havelis and stepwells, a rich textile and craft tradition, and strong Gujarati family values
• Festivals: Uttarayan — the kite festival celebrated every January, and Navratri garba, among the most spectacular in India
• Food: Predominantly vegetarian — dhokla, thepla, fafda, and the wholesome Gujarati thali
• Climate: Hot and dry — summers exceed 42°C, mild winters, moderate monsoon July–September
• Expat Areas: Satellite, Prahlad Nagar, SG Highway, Bodakdev

Important: Gujarat is a dry state. Alcohol is strictly prohibited by law. Do not include alcoholic beverages in shipments destined for Ahmedabad or any other city in Gujarat.

Jaipur

• Shipping: Sea freight via Mundra Port or Delhi ICD with inland transport, or air freight via Jaipur International Airport
• Best For: Heritage and tourism industry professionals, handicraft sector, and those seeking a culturally rich lifestyle
• Schools: Delhi Public School Jaipur, St. Xavier’s School, Seedling International Academy
• Colleges: University of Rajasthan, Manipal University Jaipur, LNM Institute of Information Technology
• Culture: The Pink City — royal palaces, grand forts, vibrant bazaars, rich Rajput heritage, and a world-renowned gemstone and block-printing tradition
• Festivals: Jaipur Literature Festival (January — one of the world’s largest literary events), Teej, Gangaur, Diwali
• Food: Dal baati churma, laal maas, ghevar, pyaaz kachori, and street food at Johari Bazaar and MI Road
• Climate: Hot desert climate — summers regularly exceed 42°C, pleasant winters between 8°C and 15°C, brief monsoon July–August
• Expat Areas: Civil Lines, C-Scheme, Vaishali Nagar, Malviya Nagar

Bhopal

• Shipping: Sea freight via Nhava Sheva (Mumbai) or ICD Pithampur with inland transport, or air freight via Raja Bhoj Airport
• Best For: Government sector, education and healthcare professionals, and those seeking a quieter pace of life
• Schools: Campion School, Carmel Convent School, Delhi Public School Bhopal, Sagar Public School
• Colleges: MANIT (Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology), AIIMS Bhopal, NLIU (National Law Institute University), Barkatullah University
• Culture: Known as the City of Lakes, Bhopal has a distinctive identity shaped by its Nawabi heritage, Urdu literary tradition, classical music, and a relaxed pace of life unlike India’s major metros
• Festivals: Bhopal Utsav, Eid, Diwali, Navratri
• Food: Bhopali biryani, rogan josh, sheermal, mawa-bati, and Chowk Bazaar street food
• Climate: Moderate — summers around 40°C, winters around 10°C, monsoon July–September, with the city’s lakes making this season particularly beautiful
• Expat Areas: Arera Colony, MP Nagar, Shahpura, E-7 Area

Don’t see your city? Contact us and we will confirm service to your exact destination — our packers and movers cover every part of India.

Sometimes your move-out and move-in dates in Singapore and India do not perfectly align — and that is completely normal. APAC’s secure, fully monitored storage facilities give your household goods a safe home while you settle in.

Here is how our storage service works:

1. Sign up for storage online or through your APAC moving consultant
2. Our team visits your location to assess and professionally pack your items
3. Your belongings are transported and stored in our secure, monitored facility
4. Request delivery to your new address whenever you are ready — completely at your convenience
5. Storage is available for short-term transit gaps as well as longer-term arrangements. Ask your APAC consultant for current rates and availability.

How long does sea freight take from Singapore to India? 

Ocean freight from Singapore to India typically takes approximately 10 to 21 days port-to-port, depending on the destination port and shipping route. Door-to-door delivery including customs clearance and inland transport will take additional time. Air freight is significantly faster, taking approximately 2 to 8 days. Your APAC consultant will give you an accurate timeline based on your specific move.

Do I need to be present in India when my goods arrive? 

Yes — for all non-diplomatic shipments, the owner of the goods must be present in India for customs clearance. Our local destination agent in India will coordinate with you directly to arrange this as smoothly as possible.

What is Transfer of Residence and do I qualify? 

Transfer of Residence (TR) is a scheme offered by Indian Customs that allows eligible individuals who are relocating to India to import their personal and household goods at reduced or zero customs duty rates. To qualify, you must have lived abroad for a minimum of 2 years and meet other eligibility criteria. Speak to your APAC consultant — we will help you determine your eligibility and prepare the required documentation.

What if my shipment arrives at the Indian port before I do? 

Your goods may arrive at the Indian port up to 2 months before your arrival, but they will be subject to demurrage or detention charges during that time. We recommend timing your shipment to arrive close to your own arrival date to avoid unnecessary costs.

Can I ship my car from Singapore to India? 

Yes, vehicles can be shipped from Singapore to India. Importing a car requires an import licence, insurance policy, Certificate of Title, duty exemption certificate, and the original manufacturer’s invoice. Customs duty on cars is approximately 165% of CIF value and on motorcycles approximately 116% of CIF value. Speak to your APAC consultant for a full breakdown before planning any vehicle shipment.

Is transit insurance included in the moving cost? 

Transit insurance is not automatically included in your moving cost but is strongly recommended for all international shipments. APAC offers a range of insurance packages — from basic coverage to comprehensive all-risk policies. Your consultant will walk you through all available options and help you choose the right coverage.

Can APAC handle delivery within India once my shipment clears customs? Absolutely. Once your shipment clears customs at the Indian port, we manage collection and complete last-mile door-to-door delivery directly to your new home — wherever in India that may be.

How much does it cost to move from Singapore to India? The cost of moving from Singapore to India depends on the volume of your goods, your chosen shipping mode (FCL, LCL, air freight, or groupage), your destination city in India, and any additional services such as packing, insurance, and storage. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote tailored to your specific move.

Ready to Move from Singapore to India? Let’s Make It Happen.

Whether you are relocating to Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Chennai, Hyderabad, or anywhere else in India — APAC Relocation has the experience, the network, and the care to get your household goods there safely and on time.

Our professional packers and movers in Singapore handle everything from packing and shipping to customs clearance and door-to-door delivery in India. Get in touch today for a free, personalised moving quote.

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