Visas to Singapore

Marina Bay. A place with many attractions such as the Marina Bay Sands hotel, the giant Singapore Flyer Ferris wheel, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands mall, as well as various museums and restaurants.

Botanic Gardens. This beautiful park is located in the heart of the city and is one of the most popular places. Here you can see many exotic plants and flowers, as well as visit the Orchid Garden, where these beautiful flowers grow in various species.

Sentosa Island. A resort island located 15 minutes from the city center. Here you can visit beaches, an aquarium, museums, an amusement park, and many other attractions.

Universal Studios Singapore. Located on Sentosa Island, this amusement park offers many attractions, themed zones, and shows suitable for all ages.

Chinatown. A historic district of Singapore, Chinatown features many narrow streets, traditional shops, and restaurants where you can try exquisite Chinese cuisine.

Gardens by the Bay. A new park opened in 2019. Among its attractions are the futuristic Supertree Grove and the Canopy Park observation deck.

Night markets. Usually open 24/7. Here you can try local street food, buy souvenirs, and enjoy the nightlife atmosphere of Singapore. The markets are located in Chinatown, Bugis Street, Little India enclave, and Lau Pa Sat area.

Those planning to swim or walk along the shore should bring mosquito repellent. These insects are abundant near local bodies of water, and mosquito repellents in Singapore are expensive. However, malaria vaccinations are not needed as this disease is not present in the country.

Shopping enthusiasts should bring a scarf because it is quite cool in shopping malls due to the powerful air conditioners. So it’s worth protecting your throat.

Do not bring revealing outfits — local laws are quite conservative and do not encourage walking around in "negligee". So, only swimwear for the beach, otherwise, just regular summer clothes.

Considering the peculiarities of local cuisine, it would be wise to bring some digestive aids and medications to help with stomach issues.

Take care of other necessary medications (e.g., for headaches or heart medications) as local ones are quite expensive.

For example, smoking in a public place will result in a hefty fine (up to a thousand dollars).

If you litter and do not pick it up, you may even be assigned corrective work.

Cross the road only at pedestrian crossings when the traffic light is green, otherwise you will face a fine or even arrest.

It is prohibited to stay in the country with expired documents — this can lead to caning, which is very painful.