Shipping · Singapore
How much is Stylevana shipping to Singapore?
Free over $35.00, and $3.99 below that. Delivery takes 3–7 business days once the order is on its way.
The figures
| What | Stylevana to Singapore |
|---|---|
| Shipping under the threshold | $3.99 |
| Free shipping from | $35.00 |
| Delivery | 3–7 business days |
Will a real order clear it?
A six-step routine at Stylevana — one of the four nuvy builds, the middle one by price — comes to $85.66 in products delivered to Singapore. That clears the $35.00 threshold on its own, so shipping is free and the figure at your door is $85.66.
What the border adds is a different number
Shipping is what the shop charges to move the parcel. Import duty and tax are what Singapore charges to let it in. A shop does not set or absorb it unless it says so. The two thresholds sit at different amounts, which is why they get different pages.
Does Stylevana charge import duty to Singapore? →
Questions people ask
Does Stylevana ship to Singapore?
Yes. Stylevana ships to Singapore, and delivery takes 3–7 business days once the order is on its way, customs holds aside.
How much is Stylevana shipping to Singapore?
$3.99 on orders under $35.00, and free at or above it.
How do I get free shipping from Stylevana to Singapore?
Reach $35.00 in products, before shipping. A six-step routine at Stylevana runs about $85.66, which clears that on its own.
How long does Stylevana take to deliver to Singapore?
3–7 business days, counted from dispatch and excluding any hold at customs.
Is shipping the whole cost of Stylevana delivering to Singapore?
No. The border adds its own charge on top, and it is decided by Singapore rather than by Stylevana. nuvy keeps that on a separate page because it changes when a government changes it, not when a shop changes a table.
What do the other shops charge to ship to Singapore?
- YesStyle to Singapore · $4.00, free from $50.00
- BuyBeautyKorea to Singapore · free, no minimum
- All shops compared for Singapore
The same order at the other shops
Shipping is one line of the bill, and the shop with the cheapest shipping is regularly not the cheapest delivered — the gap between the shops' own product prices is usually wider than the gap between their shipping tables.