Fly from Singapore to Dubai for just €513 return per person. Emirates takes you direct in just over 3 hours, no changes. Most tickets are around €521: book early and grab the best deal.
Price and when to book
The lowest price we found is €513 per person (return). The median fare is €521, so deals at the base price come up regularly. To get these offers, book as far in advance as you can: fares tend to climb as the date approaches. Check deals mid-week when demand is lower.
Airline and direct flight
Emirates is your carrier on this route and flies direct: zero stopovers. That means departure from Singapore (SIN) and arrival in Dubai (DXB) with no transfer. The flight takes just over 3 hours. It's a short-haul route, straightforward and comfortable.
Best time to travel
Dubai is pleasant from November to March, when temperatures drop to 25–30°C. Skip May to September: heat reaches 40°C+. Singapore is tropical year-round; June to September is relatively drier. Travel in winter to enjoy Dubai at its best.
What to do when you arrive in Dubai
The city is an excellent starting point. Visit the Burj Khalifa, the world's largest shopping mall, Jumeirah beaches or take a desert safari. The airport (DXB) is well-connected to the city centre by metro, bus and taxi. Many visitors combine Dubai with other Gulf or Asia destinations, as it's a major hub.
FAQ
Are there direct flights from Singapore to Dubai?
Yes, Emirates flies direct with no stopovers. The journey takes just over 3 hours, so it's a short, hassle-free flight.
What's the cheapest price for this route?
From €513 return per person. Most tickets are around €521. Book in advance to lock in the best fares.
Which airline flies Singapore to Dubai?
Emirates operates this route. They offer direct flights and a service known worldwide.
What's worth seeing in Dubai in a week?
Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, beaches, Dubai Mall, traditional souks and desert. A week gives you plenty of time for all the highlights and to relax.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.