A first-time EDC attendee from Singapore recently raised concerns on r/electricdaisycarnival about potential U.S. entry issues due to reports of arbitrary detentions and travel restrictions. Wary of booking a 20-hour flight only to be denied access, they asked the community for advice on whether to postpone plans.
The Reddit thread balanced realism with optimism. Responders highlighted that EDC ’26 is nearly a year away, giving time for policies to evolve. They encouraged booking refundable flights and hotels, applying for Global Entry (Singapore is a partner country), and preparing thorough documentation proving strong ties to Singapore to ease customs interviews.
Fact check confirms Singaporeans currently travel visa-free under the U.S. Visa Waiver Program for up to 90 days. While recent U.S. travel restrictions have targeted several other countries, Singapore was not among those on full or partial entry bans as of June 2025. The political landscape could change, but no direct prohibitions affect Singapore travelers now.
Attendees are advised to keep an eye on official U.S. government updates and coordinate with the U.S. embassy in Singapore. Smart preparation remains the best strategy to avoid unexpected hassles while keeping those EDC ’26 vibes intact.
Source: r/electricdaisycarnival