Find the cheapest flights from Tokyo to Singapore in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Tokyo (NRT) → Singapore (SIN)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 9h 14h
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €420 | high |
| February | €380 | medium |
| March | €360 | medium |
| April | €370 | medium |
| May | €340 | low |
| June | €380 | medium |
| July | €430 | high |
| August | €440 | high |
| September | €340 | low |
| October | €360 | medium |
| November | €320 | low |
| December | €460 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Singapore Airlines (direct): from €420 — Book 6-8 weeks ahead for best rates; Suite and Business Class upgrades often available using KrisPay miles
- Scoot (direct): from €300 — Purchase ScootPlus for 40kg baggage + better seats at check-in only; Tuesday flash sales offer lowest fares
- Japan Airlines (direct): from €400 — JAL Mileage Bank members get 150% mileage on this route; book through Oneworld portal for extra miles
- ANA (direct): from €390 — ANA Mileage Club members should book 55 days ahead for standard award availability; Golden Week periods sell out fast
- Cathay Pacific (connecting): from €380 — Hong Kong connection adds 4-6 hours but often €50-100 cheaper; Asia Miles redemption excellent value
Booking Strategy
For Tokyo to Singapore, target booking 5-7 weeks before departure for optimal pricing—this is when airlines release their most competitive advance-purchase fares. November offers the lowest average prices at €320, while December peaks at €460. Tuesday and Wednesday departures save €30-50 versus Friday/Sunday. For budget carriers, set fare alerts on Skyscanner and Google Flights specifically for Narita (NRT) to Changi (SIN) routes; Scoot typically releases sales every Tuesday at 10:00 JST. If flying Singapore Airlines or JAL, check their Japanese-language sites—sometimes yen-pricing works out cheaper than EUR display. Avoid connections via Kuala Lumpur during school holidays as transit times extend to 14+ hours.
Route Tips
- Book early morning departures (06:00-08:00) from Narita—they often have lower fares and shorter check-in queues, plus you arrive in Singapore by early afternoon local time
- Narita Terminal 1 Scoot departures: Online check-in closes 4 hours before departure; airport counter check-in opens only 2 hours before—arrive early to secure better seat selection
- Singapore Changi is massive but efficient—allow 90 minutes minimum for transit between terminals if connecting to another flight; the SkyTrain takes 5-8 minutes
- If holding a Japanese passport or residence card, you get 90 days visa-free in Singapore—no advance visa work needed
- For maximum savings, use Skyscanner’s ‘Whole month’ view and target €320-350 base fares; add €30-50 for baggage if flying budget carriers
- Consider Haneda (HND) departures for central Tokyo accessibility—closer to the city than Narita, though typically €20-40 more expensive
- Singapore’s Changi Airport has excellent transit facilities if returning via Singapore—free city tours for passengers with 5.5+ hour layovers, plus the famous Jewel rain vortex
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Tokyo to Singapore?
Direct flights from Tokyo (Narita or Haneda) to Singapore Changi take approximately 6 hours 30 minutes to 7 hours. Singapore Airlines and Japan Airlines operate the fastest schedules at 6h 30m. If flying with one stop (via Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, or Jakarta), expect 9 to 14 hours depending on connection duration. Scoot and Jetstar Asia offer direct flights in the 6h 45m to 7h range. Early morning departures (06:00-08:00) typically have the shortest in-flight times due to favorable tailwinds.
How much does it cost to fly from Tokyo to Singapore?
Economy flights range from €300 to €500 depending on season and carrier. Budget options like Scoot start around €300-€350 for basic fares, while full-service carriers (Singapore Airlines, JAL, ANA) typically cost €400-€480. November offers the cheapest average at €320, while December peaks at €460 due to Christmas travel. Business class runs €1,800-€3,500 on Singapore Airlines. For best value, book 5-7 weeks ahead in shoulder season (May, September, November).
Are there direct flights from Tokyo to Singapore?
Yes, multiple airlines operate direct flights from Tokyo’s Narita (NRT) and Haneda (HND) airports to Singapore Changi (SIN). Singapore Airlines offers multiple daily departures from both airports. Japan Airlines and ANA each have 1-2 daily direct flights. Budget carriers Scoot and Jetstar Asia also serve this route with 4-5 weekly frequencies each. There are no ultra-long-haul nonstops—this is a regional route where all services are direct. No current fifth-freedom operations exist on this corridor.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Tokyo to Singapore?
November is typically the cheapest month with average fares around €320, followed by May and September at €340. These shoulder-season months offer the best combination of low demand and reasonable weather. Avoid December (€460 average) and January (€420) due to year-end holiday travel and Chinese New Year demand spikes. July-August (€430-€440) sees peak summer leisure travel. Weather-wise, Singapore is year-round tropical—rain is possible any month but typically brief afternoon showers.
Which airlines fly from Tokyo to Singapore?
Five airlines operate direct service: Singapore Airlines (premium, 6h30m), Japan Airlines (premium, 6h35m), ANA (premium, 6h40m), Scoot (budget, 7h), and Jetstar Asia (budget, 7h). Connecting options include Cathay Pacific (via Hong Kong, 9-11h), Garuda Indonesia (via Jakarta, 11-13h), and Korean Air (via Seoul, 12-14h). Singapore Airlines dominates with 5+ daily departures, while Scoot offers the lowest entry fares around €300. All major carriers serve Changi Terminal 1 or 3.
What airport do I fly into in Singapore?
All flights arrive at Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), consistently ranked as the world’s best airport. It’s located 17km (21km from Marina Bay) northeast of downtown Singapore. Transport options: MRT (S$2.50, 30 minutes to Tanah Merah interchange), taxi/Grab (S$20-30, 25 minutes), or bus (S$2-3, 45 minutes). Changi has four terminals connected by free automated sky trains. If arriving on Scoot, you’ll likely land at Terminal 1 or the recently opened Terminal 5 (for some services). Transit visa is not required for nationalities eligible for Singapore’s visa-free entry.
How far in advance should I book Tokyo to Singapore flights?
Book 5-7 weeks ahead for optimal pricing—this is when airlines release their best advance-purchase seats. For peak season (December, Chinese New Year, July-August), book 8-12 weeks ahead as prices rise sharply closer to departure. Budget carriers like Scoot release their cheapest fares 2-3 months out and often have Tuesday flash sales. Last-minute deals under €350 occasionally appear 3-5 days before departure for unsold seats, but this is risky. Avoid booking 2-4 weeks ahead as this is the pricing sweet spot where fares are highest before dropping again for last-minute clearance.
Is it cheaper to fly from Tokyo to Singapore on weekdays?
Yes, Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €30-60 cheaper than Friday through Sunday. Monday falls in the mid-range. The cheapest single day is Tuesday, while Saturday and Sunday command premium prices due to leisure travelers. For the best combination, fly Tuesday-Wednesday and return Thursday-Friday. Red-eye flights (departing late evening from Tokyo) often have the lowest fares regardless of day. Skyscanner’s ‘Cheapest Month’ tool shows Tuesday departures average €340 versus €400 for Sundays on this route.
Data updated: 2026-03
