Cheap air tickets from Singapore Changi to Amsterdam Schiphol

Flying from Singapore to Amsterdam

As the legacy of the 17th century Golden Age, Amsterdam encapsulates a compact and creative city with rich cultural heritage and well-preserved nature. From biking like a local, taking a canal boat tour on the UNESCO World Heritage Sites to visiting local museums, Amsterdam is a unique city that attracts all kinds of travellers.

Flights to Amsterdam typically arrive at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS). A visa is not required for Singaporeans and 60 other nationalities who are looking to stay for a period of 90 days and less.

Airlines that fly from Singapore Changi (SIN) to Amsterdam (AMS)

Top airlines that service Singapore to Amsterdam flights directly are KLM and Singapore Airlines.

There are also connecting flights on Finnair, Air France and Jet Airways via Helsinki, Paris and Bangalore, respectively.

There are no budget airlines that connect Singapore and Amsterdam flights.

The popular stopover airports are Helsinki Airport (HEL), Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and Bengaluru International Airport (BLR).

Flights from Singapore to Amsterdam are available 7 days a week.

Arrival at Amsterdam (AMS)

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is located about 22km away from the city center. The airport, which currently accommodates 68 million passengers, is equipped with befitting facilities and services. Free Wi-Fi is available for up to an hour at the airport and there are a few lounges that you can pay to enjoy the food and facilities within. There are also plenty of shops, including H&M and Burberry, as well as places to grab a bite, such as Kebaya and LEON.

If you haven't arranged any accommodation, the nearest hotels are the Crowne Plaza Amsterdam-Schiphol for EUR €111 (SGD $173) per night and the Valk Hotel A4 Schiphol for EUR €80 (SGD $124) per night.

There are 3 main ways to get from the Amsterdam Airport Schiphol to the city center: bus, train and taxi. You can purchase the ‘OV-chipkaart’, a public transport card which you can use on trains, buses, trams and the metro.

The cheapest way is to take the Amsterdam Express bus to the center, which will cost EUR €10 (SGD $47) and will take about 35 minutes. Another low-cost option is to take a direct train to Amsterdam Central Station, which will take about 15 minutes. Trains leave from the airport to the center regularly for EUR €11 (SGD $52).

If you are rushing for time and you want the most convenient option, a taxi ride will cost you approximately EUR €39 (SGD $184) and it will take you around 20 minutes to get into the city. Taxis are also available for pre-booking and on the spot.

Amsterdam recommendations

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands and the largest city in the country, is known for its rich history and culture. As the center of the world economy in the 17th century, Amsterdam has been known to be a welcoming and tolerant city that hosts various activities for all kinds of travellers.

To get your nature fix, take a cruise at the Canals of Amsterdam to witness the historic UNESCO World Heritage Sites (with Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht and Prinsengracht as the most notable canals). Or take a walk and picnic at the beautiful green spaces such as Vondelpark, Oosterpark or Park Frankendael. A visit to the Hortus Botanicus, one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world is also highly recommended for its greenhouses and exotic plants.

With the highest concentration of museum in the world, Amsterdam is a paradise for history and art lovers. Over 60 museums are spread out across Amsterdam, with the famous ones being Rijkmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, Amsterdam Museum and Rembrandt House Museum. There are also specialty museums such as Ons’ Lieve Heer op Solder, Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum and Erotisch Museum, among others.

Some of the must-try foods in Amsterdam include Pannenkoek (Dutch-style pancake), Stroopwafel (caramel syrup-filled thin waffle) and Rijsttafel (Indonesian-style spread of rice and dishes). Albert Cuypmarkt and Ten Katemarkt are also highly recommended for travellers to sample some locally made food and shop for fresh produce.

Frequently asked questions about flights from Singapore to Amsterdam

What is the time difference between Singapore and Amsterdam?

Singapore (GMT +8:00) is 6 hours ahead of Amsterdam (GMT +1:00).

What is the weather like in Amsterdam?

Amsterdam experiences all four seasons, with maximum temperature of 32 degree Celsius in the summer (June to August). The coldest average month is January with 4°C, and the hottest months are June and July at 21°C. The best time to visit Amsterdam is during summer (June to August) and fall (September to October) due to its mild temperatures and minimal rainfall.

What is the exchange rate between Singapore Dollar and Euro?

As of 14 November 2018, the local currency is the Euro (EUR). The current exchange rate is EUR €1= SGD $1.56 (USD $1 = SGD $1.37).

What is the average cost of a meal in Amsterdam?

In general, food is slightly expensive in Amsterdam when compared to Singapore. A simple meal in a local restaurant in Amsterdam will cost approximately EUR €14 (SGD $21) as opposed to an average of SGD $12 in Singapore. If you are looking at a typical three-course meal in a restaurant for two, this will cost you around EUR €61 (SGD $96) in Amsterdam but only SGD $60 in Singapore.

What is the average cost of a hotel in Amsterdam?

Hotel prices in Amsterdam are slightly expensive as compared to Singapore. A night in an average 4-star hotel should cost around EUR €150 (SGD $233) in Amsterdam, which is higher than the average of SGD $130 in Singapore. An average room in a 5-star hotel in Amsterdam (EUR €200 or SGD $311) is higher than the average in Singapore (SGD $250).

Getting from Singapore Changi to Amsterdam Airport

Singapore Changi Airport has four main terminals. T1, T2 and T3 are linked by a complimentary SkyTrain and T4 can be reached by shuttle bus. It is easily accessible from the city via train or taxi. Taking a taxi to the airport from the city center will cost an estimated SGD $20 and should take no more than half an hour.

The highly-acclaimed airport offers free WiFi and a plethora of restaurants, shops, and duty-free retail outlets and is one of the most popular airports to transit at. There are also different lounges spread out across the terminals.

If you’re flying to Amsterdam with Singapore Airlines and Jet Airways, you will depart from Terminal 3. For KLM, Finnair and Air France, you will depart from Terminal 1.

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