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SINGAPORE TOURISM BOARD 589 Fifth Avenue, Suite 710 New York, NY 10017 T: 212 302 4861 E: americas@stb.gov.sg visitsingapore.com


999 Baker Way, Suite 120 San Mateo, CA 94404 T: 650 591 9102 E: americas@stb.gov.sg visitsingapore.com stb.gov.sg


ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW • POPULATION (2023 EST.): 6,031,716 • CAPITAL: Singapore • VISA: No visa required for stays up to 30 days. Minimum passport validity of six months required. The SG Arrival Card should be completed via the Visit Singapore Travel Guide app or Singapore Immigration & Checkpoints Authority website (ica.gov.sg) three days before arrival • HEALTH: Yellow fever certifi cate


required for travelers from any infected areas. Precautions against hepatitis A and typhoid are advised • CURRENCY: Singapore dollar (S$) • TIPPING: A 10 percent service charge is usually included • TIME: GMT +8 • ELECTRICITY: 230 volts. Adapter required. • DRIVING: On the left. International driving permit required • PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (2024): Jan 1; Feb 10-11; Mar 29; Apr 10; May 1, 22; Jun 17; Aug 9; Oct 31; Dec 25 • LANGUAGE: English. Also Singaporean Mandarin, Malay and Tamil • RELIGION: Buddhist, Taoist, Muslim, Christian, Hindu • COUNTRY DIAL CODE: +65


CLIMATE Singapore has a typically tropical climate with uniformly high temperatures and high humidity all year round. The monsoon season runs from December to March


TOP ATTRACTIONS • Gardens by the Bay • Singapore Botanic Gardens


Koon Seng Road, Singapore


MALA YSIA


Woodlands Murai Seletar SINGAPORE Upper Peirce Mac Ritchie Tuas Jurong


Kampong Mak Back Palau Ayer Chawan


Palau Bukum Kampong Saigon Sentosa Island


Palau Sakijang Bendera Palau Tembakul


SOUTH CHINA SEA S t r a i t o f S i n g a p o r e Paya Lebar Ubin


Kampong Jelutong Kampong Baharu


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