Singapore to Bhutan Flight: How to Fly from Singapore to Paro Bhutan in 2025/2026

Flying from Singapore to Bhutan can be done directly, as Singapore Changi International Airport is one of the nine airports in the world that offer direct flights to Bhutan.

Run by Drukair, the flight from Singapore to Paro departs twice a week, and so does the return flight from Paro to Singapore.

The limited flight schedules and tickets make it essential to arrange your flight to Paro carefully and in advance.

To help you arrange a smooth travel from Singapore to Paro, here we share the updated Singapore Paro Flight schedule with an ultimate guide about how to arrange your Bhutan tour from Singapore. Check the details and start to plan your journey.

Singapore to Paro Flight Schedule in 2025/2026

Recently, only Drukair offers flights between Singapore and Bhutan. The scheduled flight departs twice a week, taking around 6 hours and 15 minutes with a stop at Guwahati Airport in India.

And the returning flights from Paro to Singapore depart every Wednesday and Saturday. Departing at 07:50 in the morning, the flight will arrive at Singapore Changi International Airport at 15:55.

Singapore to Paro Flight Schedule: July 2025 to April 2026

Paro to Singapore Flight Schedule: July 2025 to April 2026

Please note: The above schedules are for reference only. Be sure to check the exact schedule for your preferred date when planning your trip from Singapore to Bhutan.

Since the Singapore Bhutan flight schedules are fixed with limited flights, it is important to book your flight ticket in advance, especially if you plan to visit Bhutan during peak seasons.

Moreover, you’ll need to match your tour itinerary to the number of days between your inbound and return flights to Singapore. To better match the flight schedule, you can arrange your Singapore Bhutan tour in 4, 7, or 10 days.

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Tour Route: Paro – Thimphu (1N) – Punakha (1N) – Paro (2N)

Singapore to Bhutan Airfare

The cost of a Singapore Bhutan flight is quite stable during the year, with little differences between low seasons and peak seasons.

On average, a single one-way flight to Bhutan can cost from around 560 US dollars per person, which already includes airport taxes and fees. A separate ticket back to Singapore after your trip to Bhutan can also cost as much as 540 US dollars per person, including taxes, which means your total cost will be close to 1,200 US dollars for the flights.

A return flight trip, which you book at the time of booking together as a single booking, instead of two separate flights, can be a lot cheaper than two single flights.

Bhutan Visa for booking your flight to from Singapore to Paro

Before you can even book your flight to Bhutan, you need to have your Bhutan visa approved by the Immigration Office and the Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB). The Druk Air airline will check the visa approval of all passengers before confirming the booking to be confirmed.

To get your Bhutan visa, you need to book a Bhutan tour package with a local travel agency and complete the full payment. It is easy and convenient to get both your visa and flight tickets by booking an all-inclusive Bhutan tour package.

Bhutan visa is quired for all Bhutan visit

Optional Flight Route to Bhutan from Singapore

For those who want to try other options to fly to Bhutan from Singapore, there are two main feasible options for travel.

Fly from Singapore to Bhutan via Bangkok, Thailand

The first alternative option for Tourists from Singapore to travel to Bhutan is to travel first to Bangkok, and then get the direct flight from Bangkok to Bhutan.

Flights to Bangkok from Singapore run to Suvarnabhumi International Airport daily, with more than a dozen flights a day. The flight takes just 2 hours and 30 minutes and can cost from as little as 82 US dollars per person.

The flight to Bhutan from Bangkok runs directly six days a week, with indirect flights on some days as well, and can take from as little as three hours to reach the Paro International Airport.

Bhutan Airlines' Flight from Paro to Bangkok

Fly from Singapore to Bhutan via Kathmandu, Nepal

The other popular option is to travel first to Nepal and then fly to Bhutan from Kathmandu. Flights to Nepal Tribhuvan International Airport from Singapore run daily, with two flights per day to the Himalayan country. Taking around 4 hours and 50 minutes, the flights cost from around 610 dollars per person, one-way, though a connecting flight can reduce this a little.

The flights from Kathmandu to Bhutan fly directly from Tribhuvan International Airport and depart daily in the peak seasons and on Thursday and Friday in the low seasons. The flights take around 1 hour and 5 minutes and cost from around 230 US dollars per person for a one-way economy flight.

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Tour Route: Paro – Thimphu (1N) – Punakha (1N) – Gangtey (1N) – Paro (2N)

How to take the flight to Bhutan from Singapore Changi Airport

How to Get to Singapore Changi Airport

Singapore’s Changi International Airport is located in the Changi District of eastern Singapore and is easily accessible from anywhere in Singapore. Buses run to the airport from all over Singapore, and the route numbers, depending on where in Singapore you are traveling from, include routes 24, 27, 34, 36, 53, 110, and 858, which run to terminals 1, 2, and 3.

The local trains run on the East-West line to the Tanah Merah MRT Station, where you change to get the MRT line to Changi MRT Station. Alternatively, you can take the Downtown Line to the Expo MRT Station, and then transfer on the MRT line to Changi Airport MRT Station. All trains on the East-West line and MRT run seven days a week, from just after 5:00 am to almost midnight.

How to Board Your Flight to Paro

Before being allowed to board the flight to Bhutan, you will be required to produce the required documents for boarding. As well as your current valid passport, you also need to provide the check-in desk with your Bhutan Visa Approval Letter and your pre-booked e-tickets. Without these, you will not be able to board the flights to Bhutan.

More Travel Tips for taking Singapore to Bhutan Flight

Time Difference between Singapore and Bhutan

Bhutan has a different time zone from Singapore, so it is essential to observe the time difference between Singapore and Bhutan. Singapore time is set to GMT plus 8, while Bhutan time is set to GMT plus 6 hours.

Bhutan time is 2 hours behind Singapore time. So when you land in Paro, you should remember to put your watch back by two hours to coincide with local time in Bhutan.

Luggage Restriction for Flight from Singapore to Paro

Or normal economy passengers on Drukair flights to Bhutan, there is a maximum luggage allowance of 30 kilograms, excluding carry-on luggage. This is strictly enforced, and it is not permitted to bring more than the allowed limit. Any excess baggage will not be allowed on the flight, so you will have to trim out your luggage to meet the maximum allowance. It is best to weigh your checked luggage carefully before traveling from home.

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Tour Route: Paro - Thimphu (1N) - Punakha (1N) - Bumthang (2N)- Gangtey (1N) - Paro (2N)

Conclusion

As one of the nine international airports that offer direct flights to Bhutan, Singapore Changi Airport offers convenient transfer to Bhutan with scheduled flights twice a week.

Since a pre-arranged tour is required to obtain a Bhutan visa, you can also have your travel agency book your flight to Bhutan. It's more hassle-free to arrange both as a package.

As one of the leading tour operators in Bhutan, we make your journey from Singapore to Bhutan seamless, from guaranteed Bhutan visa processing to a memorable travel experience, including your flights to and from Paro. Just share your Bhutan travel ideas with us, and we’ll take care of the rest.