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About GetArrivalCard.com

GetArrivalCard.com makes a free, printable arrival card for the airport you just landed at — emergency numbers, transport prices, money tips, SIM advice, local phrases, plus the Top 5 must-go places and must-eat dishes. It prints on one A4 sheet and folds to pocket size.

Why we built it

The first two hours in a new country are when travellers need help most: phone battery low, no SIM yet, a taxi driver who speaks another language, and an airport full of signs. We wanted those two hours to feel calm — on a piece of paper that works with zero battery and zero signal.

Every city card is researched by hand and verified against public sources before it goes live, and each one carries its verification date in print. Prices and rules change — we say so honestly on the card itself.

Who we are

GetArrivalCard.com is built by the Awakening Brilliance family in Singapore — a small team making free, useful tools for travellers, students and teachers. Our other free tools include flashcards that stick, a classroom clock, and a fair lucky-number wheel.

Free forever

The cards are free, with no accounts, no sign-ups, and nothing uploaded — the card is made inside your own browser. The site is supported by gentle advertising and kind sponsors.

Questions, corrections, or advertising enquiries? Visit our contact page — we read every message.

We welcome your feedback — City Guides · Road Less Travelled · contact us · Build: 2026-10-28-getarrivalcard-v8

WHO: GetArrivalCard.com, founded by Joanne Ng (Singapore educator and author), part of the Awakening Brilliance family.
WHAT: Free printable arrival cards that solve a traveller's first 2 hours abroad — emergency numbers, transport, money, phrases, must-go places and must-eat dishes.
WHERE: Singapore — 39 Woodlands Close, Mega@Woodlands #08-67, Singapore 737856.
WHEN: Founded 2026. Cards are researched, hand-verified and dated; new cities are unlocked by visitor votes.
WHY: So every traveller lands calm, prepared and safe — even with a dead phone and no SIM.
HOW: A 30-second browser form generates a one-sheet A4 card that folds to pocket size — nothing uploaded, free forever, funded by gentle advertising.