How Can I Find Cheap Flights from Singapore to Vancouver or Toronto?

To find cheap flights from Singapore to Vancouver in 2026, search a flexible date range and compare one-stop fares through Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo or Manila against any non-stop, then book through ShopBack before you pay, where ShopBack Cashback works like a discount, only easier than a promo code. Toronto has no non-stop from Singapore at the time of writing, so the cheapest way there is usually a one-stop fare. Compare Skyscanner, Expedia and Trip.com, and go through ShopBack Singapore before you pay.

New to ShopBack? ShopBack Singapore is a free website and app that returns cash on eligible online bookings at stores including Trip.com, Expedia and Skyscanner. You start from ShopBack, book on the store's site or app as usual, and the cash lands in your ShopBack account once the booking is confirmed. Create a free ShopBack account before you book.

How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Vancouver?

The cheapest Singapore to Vancouver fares usually come from one-stop routings on flexible dates, compared across a few sites before you pay. A simple routine:

1. Start with a flexible search. Use a month view on a comparison site such as Skyscanner to see which days are cheaper.
2. Compare one-stop routings. According to Wikipedia's Vancouver International Airport listing, Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong), EVA Air and China Airlines (Taipei), Korean Air (Seoul), All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines (Tokyo) and Philippine Airlines (Manila) all fly to Vancouver, so each gives you a way to connect from Singapore.
3. Check the non-stop. Air Canada has flown non-stop between Vancouver and Singapore, but the same listing shows that service scheduled to end on 26 January 2027 at the time of writing. Check Air Canada's schedule for your dates.
4. Weigh the connection. A cheaper fare with a very long layover may cost you a hotel night or meals. Look at total travel time as well as price.
5. Check the same flights on more than one site. The same itinerary can price differently on Expedia, Trip.com and the airline's own site.
6. Go through ShopBack before you pay. Booking a trip online: pick your dates, compare flights and hotels, go through ShopBack to the booking site, then pay with a travel card.

What is the cheapest way to fly from Singapore to Toronto?

The cheapest way to fly from Singapore to Toronto is usually a one-stop economy fare on a weekday outside peak holidays. Wikipedia's Toronto Pearson International Airport listing does not show a non-stop to Singapore at the time of writing, so plan on at least one stop.

According to that listing, Cathay Pacific (Hong Kong), EVA Air (Taipei), Korean Air (Seoul) and Philippine Airlines (Manila) all fly to Toronto, which makes those hubs the usual one-stop options. Another option is to fly to Vancouver and connect on a domestic flight to Toronto, which Air Canada operates. Ways to keep the fare down:

• Compare hubs, not just airlines. The same week can be much cheaper through one hub than another.
• Try nearby dates. Moving by a day or two often changes the price more than switching sites.
• Watch self-transfer itineraries. Separate tickets can look cheaper, but a missed connection is usually your responsibility, and you may need to collect and recheck bags.
• Check baggage. Some low fares exclude checked bags. Add them before you compare totals.

Vancouver and Toronto at a glance

	Vancouver (YVR)	Toronto (YYZ)
Non-stop from Singapore	Air Canada, scheduled to end 26 January 2027 (Wikipedia, at the time of writing)	None listed at the time of writing
One-stop hubs with flights to the city	Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo, Manila	Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Manila, or via Vancouver
Time zone	Pacific Time	Eastern Time
Entry for Singapore passport holders	eTA needed when flying in	eTA needed when flying in

Singapore to Vancouver in 2026: what to know before you book

Before you book a 2026 or early 2027 trip to Canada, sort out the eTA, the season and the baggage rules.

• eTA. Singapore citizens do not need a visitor visa, but according to Wikipedia's summary of Canada's visa policy, visa-exempt travellers flying to Canada have needed an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) since 10 November 2016. Apply through the Government of Canada's official site, not a third-party site.
• Time difference. Vancouver is on Pacific Time and Toronto on Eastern Time, so you land many hours behind Singapore. Plan the first day light.
• Seasons. Summer is peak season in Canada. Winter brings snow, especially away from the coast, so pack for the month you travel.
• Travel insurance. Long-haul trips with connections are where insurance helps most, especially for delays and missed connections.

Singapore to Vancouver best deals in 2026: when fares tend to rise

Fares to Canada usually rise with demand, so your dates matter more than the site you book on.

Period	What usually happens	Tip
June (Singapore school holidays)	Higher demand from families	Book early or shift to May or July weekdays
July to August (Canadian summer)	Peak season in Canada	Compare hubs and fly midweek
September to November	Shoulder season	Often a better balance of price and weather
Mid-November to December (school holidays, year-end)	Busy around Christmas and New Year	Book well ahead, or travel in early December
January to March	Winter in Canada	Can be cheaper outside holiday weeks; pack for snow

For more on timing, see the cheapest day of the week to buy flight tickets and the best website to book cheap air tickets in Singapore.

Skyscanner vs Expedia: Singapore to Vancouver price comparison 2026

Skyscanner and Expedia do different jobs: Skyscanner compares fares across airlines and booking sites, while Expedia is an online travel agency where you book and pay. Trip.com is also an online travel agency. A sensible way to use them together:

1. Scan on Skyscanner. Find the cheapest dates and routings for Singapore to Vancouver or Toronto.
2. Price the same flights on Expedia and Trip.com. Match the flight numbers, fare type and baggage.
3. Read the change and refund terms. On a long-haul trip, a slightly dearer flexible fare can be worth it.
4. Compare effective prices. A store that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once ShopBack's money back is counted.
5. Go through ShopBack to the site you pick. Use the Trip.com page, the Expedia page or the Skyscanner page on ShopBack Singapore.

How ShopBack lowers the cost of a flight to Canada

Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. Before you book your flight on Trip.com or Expedia, or click through from Skyscanner, open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through and book.

Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles.

Worked example (illustrative figures, not real ones). Say the same return economy fare to Vancouver shows S$1,450 on Site A and S$1,470 on Site B. Where a store pays a fixed cash amount per booking instead, such as an illustrative S$5, a S$1,450 fare has an effective price of S$1,445. Check the live rate or amount on each store's ShopBack page, because they vary by store, change over time, and eligible categories (including flights) differ by store.

Card rewards and ShopBack on the same booking

Card rewards and ShopBack usually both apply on the same flight booking, because they come from different places. Your bank pays the card rewards or miles and ShopBack pays its cash separately. Go through ShopBack before you book.

Step by step: booking a cheaper flight to Vancouver or Toronto

1. Pick a date range outside Singapore school holidays if you can.
2. Scan dates and routings on Skyscanner.
3. Price the same flights on Expedia, Trip.com and the airline's own site.
4. Check baggage, layover length and change terms.
5. Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore and tap through.
6. Book and pay with your travel card, then apply for your eTA.

FAQ

How can I find cheap flights from Singapore to Vancouver?

Search a flexible date range on a comparison site such as Skyscanner, then compare the cheapest one-stop options through Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo or Manila with any non-stop fare. Check the same itinerary on Expedia and Trip.com, avoid Singapore school holidays where you can, and go through ShopBack before you pay so the effective price drops.

What is the cheapest way to fly from Singapore to Toronto?

Usually a one-stop economy fare on a weekday outside peak holidays. Wikipedia's Toronto Pearson listing shows no non-stop service to Singapore at the time of writing, so most trips connect in an Asian hub such as Hong Kong, Taipei, Seoul or Manila, or in Vancouver. Compare those routings on Skyscanner, Expedia and Trip.com, then go through ShopBack before you book.

Is there a direct flight from Singapore to Vancouver?

Air Canada has flown non-stop between Vancouver and Singapore, but Wikipedia's Vancouver airport listing shows the service scheduled to end on 26 January 2027 at the time of writing. Check Air Canada's schedule for your dates, and compare the non-stop with one-stop fares, which are often cheaper.

Is there a direct flight from Singapore to Toronto?

Not at the time of writing. Wikipedia's Toronto Pearson airline listing does not show a non-stop to Singapore, so plan on at least one stop.

Which airlines connect Singapore with Vancouver and Toronto?

According to Wikipedia's airport listings, Cathay Pacific via Hong Kong, EVA Air via Taipei, Korean Air via Seoul and Philippine Airlines via Manila fly to both Vancouver and Toronto. For Vancouver, All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines via Tokyo and China Airlines via Taipei are further options.

When are flights from Singapore to Canada cheaper?

Fares usually rise around Singapore school holidays in June and at the end of the year, and in the Canadian summer when demand is high. Weekday departures in the shoulder months are usually the cheaper choice. Compare a few dates side by side before you book.

Do Singaporeans need a visa or eTA for Canada?

Singapore citizens do not need a visitor visa, but according to Wikipedia's summary of Canada's visa policy, visa-exempt travellers flying to Canada need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA). Apply through the Government of Canada's official site before you fly.

Should I book on Skyscanner, Expedia or Trip.com?

Use Skyscanner to scan dates and routings, then compare the final price for the same flights on Expedia and Trip.com. A site that looks a little dearer can work out cheaper once ShopBack's money back is counted, so check each store's ShopBack page and compare effective prices.

How does ShopBack work for flight bookings?

Open the store's page on ShopBack Singapore, tap through to the booking site and pay. Going through ShopBack gets you a cash rebate on the same order, at the same store. Cashback lowers what you actually pay for an order. It comes back as cash, so it works like a discount on the price, not like points or miles. Eligible categories differ by store, so check that flights qualify first.

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Ready to book your flight to Canada?

Go through ShopBack before you book your Vancouver or Toronto flight on Trip.com, or compare the same flights on Expedia and Skyscanner and check the live rate on each page.

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Disclaimer

The information in this article is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute travel or purchase advice. Routes, schedules, airline listings and entry rules are taken from the sources named at the time of writing and can change without notice. Fares and baggage rules change often; the current Cashback is shown on each store's page on ShopBack before you book. Always check the airline, the booking site and the official Government of Canada site before you book. Brand mentions are for editorial reference only and do not imply endorsement by those brands.