What you need to know about Singapore?

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What can you be aware of in Singapore?

Singapore: Laws To Know Before You Go

The Importance Of Discipline. Singaporeans place a lot of importance on discipline, and corporal punishment is widely accepted. …
Chewing Gum. …
Littering. …
Smoking. …
Homosexual Relations. …
Jaywalking. …
Urinating in Elevators & Not Flushing the Toilet. …
Vandalism.

Why is Singapore so rich?

Singapore’s rise to the top was attributed to its advanced technological infrastructure, availability of skilled labor, favorable immigration laws, and the efficient way in which new businesses can be set up here.

What is famous in Singapore to buy?

10 must-try must-buy experiences & souvenirs when in Singapore

Salted Egg Chips. Photo: @andrebinarto. …
Local knick-knacks. Photos: @wheniwasfour_sg. …
Bakkwa. Photo: Bee Cheng Hiang. …
Local kopi and that coconut jam kaya. …
Fashion labels by Singapore designers. …
Peranakan Culture & Cuisine. …
Curry puffs. …
Famous green pandan cake.

What is bad about living in Singapore?

One of the biggest downsides to moving to Singapore is the cost. Everything is very expensive, from groceries and bills, to Western luxuries like alcohol and certain foods. Singapore is consistently among the world’s most expensive cities to live in, so this needs to be considered before moving.

Is Singapore safe at night?

Singapore is generally very safe at any time of the day/night, but as other members has said, low crime doesn’t mean no crime. Always keep an eye on your valuables, keep your belonging close to you, and always be aware of your surrounding. Singapore is really very safe at any time in any place.

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Is Singapore expensive to live?

Singapore has been dubbed the world’s most expensive city to live in for the fifth year running. The city state marched in ahead of New York, London and Los Angeles, which didn’t even feature in the top 10 priciest places in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s (EIU) Worldwide Cost of Living 2018 survey.

Should you tip in Singapore?

Tipping is not customary in Singapore. You don’t need to worry about paying tip for using any services in Singapore. However, there may be times that you want to reward a waiter or bellhop for providing excellent service. Most restaurants in Singapore add a 10% service charge to the bill so a tip is not expected.