Buy Indian Sweets Online in Singapore
Indian sweets sold in Singapore have usually come by sea and sat for months. Mithai made to order in India and flown out the same week is a different product, and you can taste which one you have.
How it reaches Singapore
Made to order in India, handed to DHL Express and flown out the same day. Delivery to Singapore takes 3 to 5 business days, door to door, across Little India, Serangoon, Jurong, Tampines and the rest of the island. Every customs charge is prepaid, so nothing is owed on arrival.
What Singapore allows
The Singapore Food Agency permits commercially packaged, shelf-stable food for personal consumption, which covers mithai, namkeen, biscuits, pickles and spices. Declared properly and cleared through DHL Express. Singapore is one of our fastest corridors and NRI households here order the widest baskets of any market, usually sweets and namkeen together.
How long it keeps
Milk sweets one to two weeks. Ghee laddus two to three. Dry-fruit sweets and chikki a month or more. Namkeen three to four weeks from frying. Pickles three to six months. Delivery sits comfortably inside all of it.
What it costs
Expect $17 to $40 for a proper 250g to 500g box. Minimum order is $100, and over $100 shipping is free with duties covered, which is why most families order six or eight things together rather than one box.
Questions people ask
Can I order Indian sweets and snacks to Singapore from India?
Yes. Commercially packaged, shelf-stable food is admissible into Singapore and clears customs routinely by DHL Express. Delivery takes 3 to 5 business days with all duties prepaid.
How long does delivery to Singapore take?
3 to 5 business days by DHL Express air freight. Orders placed before 11 AM IST are dispatched the same day.
Will I be charged customs when it arrives in Singapore?
No. Duties are prepaid under DDP, so nothing is owed at the door. Without DDP, couriers bill you before delivery.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, $100. Over $100 express shipping is free and all customs charges are covered.