Find the cheapest flights from Oslo to Singapore in 2026. Compare airlines, prices by month, and booking tips to save on your trip.
Route: Oslo (OSL) → Singapore (SIN)
Distance: Direct flights not available
Flight Duration: 13h 30m – 18h 30m with 1 stop
Prices by Month
| Month | Avg Price | Demand |
|---|---|---|
| January | €620 | high |
| February | €520 | medium |
| March | €480 | medium |
| April | €510 | medium |
| May | €340 | low |
| June | €580 | high |
| July | €720 | high |
| August | €680 | high |
| September | €360 | low |
| October | €440 | medium |
| November | €310 | low |
| December | €850 | high |
Airlines on This Route
- Singapore Airlines (connecting): from €450 — Book via Singapore Airlines website directly for best fares; they often have sales in May and September. Allows stopover in Singapore at no extra cost.
- Emirates (connecting): from €480 — Check fares via Emirates site – sometimes offers廉价航空competitor rates. Dubai stopover can be useful for visa-free sightseeing.
- Qatar Airways (connecting): from €460 — Often competitive on this route via Doha. Use Google Flights to compare – sometimes cheaper than booking direct.
- Turkish Airlines (connecting): from €340 — Usually the cheapest option on this route. Check in May/November for €300-350 deals. Great for a mini-tour of Istanbul.
- SAS (connecting): from €420 — Useful if you have SAS EuroBonus points. Connect via Copenhagen or Stockholm. May match other carrier prices.
Booking Strategy
For the Oslo to Singapore route, the cheapest fares appear in May and November when demand drops after Easter and before Christmas. Turkish Airlines consistently offers the lowest prices, often under €350 return. The sweet spot for booking is 6-8 weeks before departure – Norwegian travel data shows this window offers the best balance of availability and price. Avoid December entirely unless booked months in advance, as prices exceed €800. Tuesday and Wednesday departures are typically €50-100 cheaper than weekend flights. Use Skyscanner’s ‘Everywhere’ feature to compare airlines, but book directly with the carrier for better customer service if issues arise. Consider a stopover in Istanbul or Dubai to break up the journey and save even more on base fares.
Route Tips
- Use Singapore Airlines’ free stopover program – you can break your journey in Singapore at no extra airfare cost, effectively visiting two destinations for the price of one
- If holding a Norwegian passport, you get 90 days visa-free entry to Singapore – no advance visa needed for tourism up to 3 months
- Book Turkish Airlines through their Norwegian website (turkishairlines.com/no) for the cheapest fares – they price-match and accept Norwegian payment methods
- Changi Airport’s free transit tours run multiple times daily if you have 5.5+ hours between flights – a great way to see the city without a visa
- Consider arriving on the early morning flights (around 6-7am) – you’ll maximize your first day and hotels often allow early check-in for afternoon arrivals
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the flight from Oslo to Singapore?
There are currently no direct flights from Oslo to Singapore, so all journeys require at least one stop. The shortest connection times are around 13h 30m with Singapore Airlines via their hub, while other routes through Dubai (Emirates), Doha (Qatar Airways), or Istanbul (Turkish Airlines) typically take 15-18 hours depending on connection times. The longest itineraries can extend to 22+ hours if you have a long layover. The most time-efficient options are usually Singapore Airlines or Turkish Airlines, which tend to have shorter layover times at their respective hubs.
How much does it cost to fly from Oslo to Singapore?
Economy class flights from Oslo to Singapore start at around €300-350 when booking with Turkish Airlines during low season (May or November). The average price across the year ranges from €450-600, with peak season pricing in December reaching €800-900. Business class fares typically start at €2,500 and can exceed €4,000. Singapore Airlines and Gulf carriers (Emirates, Qatar) generally price higher than Turkish Airlines but offer superior inflight service. The lowest fares appear about 6-8 weeks before departure during shoulder months.
Are there direct flights from Oslo to Singapore?
No, there are currently no direct flights from Oslo Gardermoen (OSL) to Singapore Changi (SIN). This is a long-haul route that requires at least one stop. The most convenient connecting options are Singapore Airlines (via Singapore), Emirates (via Dubai), Qatar Airways (via Doha), Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul), and Scandinavian Airlines (via Copenhagen or Stockholm). None of these carriers operate a direct service on this route, though Singapore Airlines offers the most seamless connection with their extensive Asian network.
What is the cheapest month to fly from Oslo to Singapore?
May and November are the cheapest months to fly from Oslo to Singapore, with average prices around €310-360. These shoulder season months offer the best combination of lower demand and decent weather. September also offers relatively cheap fares at around €360. The most expensive period is December, when prices soar to €850+ due to Christmas travel, followed by July and August during European summer holidays. February and March offer moderate pricing if you can be flexible with your travel dates.
Which airlines fly from Oslo to Singapore?
Five main airlines operate flights from Oslo to Singapore with at least one stop: Singapore Airlines (via their hub, most convenient for Asian connections), Emirates (via Dubai), Qatar Airways (via Doha), Turkish Airlines (via Istanbul, typically cheapest), and Scandinavian Airlines (SAS, via Copenhagen or Stockholm). Additionally, Etihad Airways offers routes via Abu Dhabi. Turkish Airlines consistently undercuts competitors on price, while Singapore Airlines offers the premium service experience. All major carriers include 30kg checked baggage except SAS Basic which only includes 23kg.
What airport do I fly into in Singapore?
You will fly into Singapore Changi Airport (SIN), consistently ranked as one of the world’s best airports. It’s located approximately 17km (about 30 minutes) from the city center. Transport options include: MRT train (S$2.60-3, takes 30 minutes to downtown), taxi (S$20-40 depending on traffic and time), and Grab (S$15-25). Changi has four terminals connected by free monorail, excellent shopping, free city tours for transit passengers with 5.5+ hour layovers, and the famous Jewel complex with its Rain Vortex waterfall. Allow extra time if connecting between terminals.
How far in advance should I book Oslo to Singapore flights?
For Oslo to Singapore flights, book 6-8 weeks in advance for the best prices. This is the sweet spot where airlines have released enough inventory but haven’t yet raised prices as departure approaches. For December travel, book 3-4 months ahead as prices rise dramatically closer to Christmas. May and November flights can sometimes be found last-minute for €350-400 as airlines try to fill remaining seats. Avoid booking less than 2 weeks before departure unless money is no object – last-minute fares on this route can exceed €1,000. Set fare alerts on Skyscanner or Google Flights for your specific dates.
Is it cheaper to fly from Oslo to Singapore on weekdays?
Yes, flying midweek from Oslo to Singapore is noticeably cheaper than weekend departures. Tuesday and Wednesday flights are typically €50-100 cheaper than Friday or Sunday departures. This pattern holds true across most airlines on this route. The cheapest single day to depart is typically Tuesday, with Sunday being the most expensive. If your schedule allows flexibility, shifting a weekend trip to depart Monday or return Thursday can yield significant savings. This weekday pricing advantage applies year-round but is most pronounced during high season when business travelers aren’t affecting the market.
Data updated: 2026-03
