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Registration of Singaporeans overseas

Learn more about the eRegister system for Singaporeans living in Korea to stay connected with the Singapore Embassy for consular assistance and important updates during emergencies.

Last updated 17 November 2025

If you are living in Korea, we urge you to E-register with the Singapore Embassy in Seoul online. Your registration can help the Embassy to stay in touch with you and locate you for all possible consular assistance in emergency situations.

The registration will also facilitate the Embassy's task of disseminating information on new services and important events organised by the Embassy.

Electronic Registration (eRegister)

Electronic Register (eRegister), an online registration system which enhances consular services for Singaporeans living or travelling overseas, was launched on Monday, 3 July 2000. Singaporeans overseas can submit their registration electronically via eRegister.

Upon submission of the online form, eRegister will automatically send the information to the nearest Singapore Mission and to MFA. Users will also be shown an acknowledgement page in which contact details of that Mission are provided. All information provided will be kept strictly confidential.

After the given date of departure, eRegister will automatically purge the records of Singaporeans from the register. The updated information stored in a central database ensures quick retrieval of vital information on the whereabouts of Singaporeans to be contacted for assistance in times of crisis such as civil unrest or natural calamity. The MFA will be able to contact Singaporeans in affected areas in the shortest possible time.