Singapore actually has two oceanariums, both oceanariums are more interesting oceanariums, but today I would like to introduce you to Singapore SEA Oceanarium, the main content of the ticket information, and there is the tax refund and other information.

Tickets

One-day tickets are S$32 for adults, $28 for children (4-12 years old), and $28 for seniors (60 years old and above).

The Typhoon Theater admission is S$2 for a 4D movie.

Also, S.E.A. Oceanarium has different package combinations with Universal Studios Singapore and Water Adventure Park, check the official website for details.

Opening hours

Usually 10:00-19:00, but daily opening and closing times are subject to change, check the official website calendar for details.

Pre-trip planning

Be prepared for anything before you go. Before you set foot on this wonderful island nation, there are a few things you should keep in mind.

Visa and Customs

Most travelers do not require a visa to enter Singapore. Details of the visa requirements for entry into Singapore or the visa-free transit policy can be obtained from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) or the nearest Singapore Overseas Consular Office (SOCO)

. The duration of stay is as shown on your passport visa.

When departing, you can use the improved Automated Immigration Clearance Screening System (eIACS) to complete the clearance process quickly and on your own.

The Singapore Customs Authority (SCA) has launched the Singapore Customs Mobile Application (SCMA)

Customs@SG, a mobile application that allows you to declare your offshore purchases in excess of the duty-free concessions and pay the corresponding taxes and/or GST anytime, anywhere, before you arrive at the Singapore Barrier.

Tips

Changi Airport has more than 6,600 round-trip flights per week, with an average of one flight every 90 seconds.

Transportation

Arriving in Singapore

By air

Singapore's Changi Airport is well-connected and has one of the busiest and most frequent route networks in the world, with more than 100 routes to and from some 300

cities worldwide. Singapore has three airlines, including the world-renowned Singapore Airlines and low-cost carrier Scoot.

Changi Airport is an award-winning airport, and the airport building is an exciting leisure, entertainment, shopping and dining complex, and a world-class tourist destination in its own right.

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Arriving by sea

Singapore is a premier seaport city in the heart of Asia, and one of the busiest cruise centers in the world. Singapore is one of the busiest cruise centers in the world. It is home to a wide range of cruise lines, from luxury, high-end ships to affordable ones, and you can catch a cruise from any city in the region to one of the Singapore terminals in no time at all. The newest Marina Bay Cruise Center Singapore

houses some of the largest cruise ships in the world today.

Arriving by Land

The drive to Singapore from Western Malaysia is scenic and a relaxing self-drive experience. There are two land entry/exit points at Tuas in the west and Woodlands in the north, both open 24 hours a day

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Transportation

MTR/Sentosa MRT: Take the MRT North East Line or Circle Line to Harbour Station. Take Exit E

to Level 3 of Excelsior to catch the Sentosa MRT. Take 1 stop and get off at Marina Station. Walk straight in the direction of the small fish-tailed lion statue until you pass the Candylicious candy store on your left. Keep left and cross the small bridge to reach the Maritime Museum, where the S.E.A. Oceanarium is located. Watch the video tour to learn how to get to the Maritime Museum from Marina Station.

Taxi: Ask your cab driver to take you to the cab drop-off point at the Resorts World Sentosa underground parking lot. Walk through the Foyer and turn right to the end to McDonald's. Take the escalator up to Level 1, where you will find the Maritime Museum directly in front of the small bridge.S.E.A. Oceanarium is located inside the Maritime Museum.

Cable Car: Take Exit B from Harbourfront MTR Station. Follow the signs to the cable car station at HarbourFrontTowerll. Take the cable car to Imbiah

station. Take the Sentosa MRT and get off at

Marina Station after 1 stop. Walk straight in the direction of the small fish-tailed lion statue until you pass the Candylicious candy store on your left. Keep to the left and cross the small bridge to reach the Maritime Museum, where the S.E.A. Oceanarium is located.

Currency

The Singapore dollar is used here in denominations of S$2, S$5, S$10, S$50, S$100, S$1,000 and S$10,000. Coins are available in denominations of 5, 10, 20 and 50

cents as well as S$1.

Tourist Tax Refund Eligibility

Tourists visiting Singapore who spend more than S$100 (inclusive of GST) at participating outlets are eligible for a GoodsandServicesTax (GST)

refund of 7% of the amount paid. You can accumulate up to three receipts/invoices issued on the same day by stores with the same GST registration number for a minimum spend of $100. Look for "Tax

Free" shopping signs or notices to confirm that the store participates in the Tourist Refund Scheme (TRS), or ask the retailer if your purchases are eligible for a GST refund. you can also ask the retailer if you can get a GST refund on your purchases.

Are you eligible for a GST refund? You must be a tourist and meet the following conditions:

Not a Singapore citizen or permanent resident;

Residence in Singapore for not more than 365 days in the 24 months preceding the date of the purchase transaction;

You have not worked in Singapore for not more than 6 months prior to the date of the purchase transaction;

You are not a crew member of a departing aircraft or ship;

You are not a member of the crew of an aircraft or ship when making a purchase;

You are not a visitor to Singapore. >

You are at least 16 years of age at the time of purchase;

If you hold a student pass, you must have purchased the goods within 4 months prior to the expiry date of the document and have stayed outside Singapore for at least 12 months after departing with the goods.

Departure must be from ChangiAirport or SeletarAirport. GST refund is not available for departure from Johor Bahru.

You must apply for the refund within two months from the date of purchase.

Items that are not eligible for GST refund include:

Goods or foodstuffs that have been used or consumed in Singapore;

Goods used for commercial purposes;

Goods exported by consignment;

Accommodation in hotels or hostels, and service charges such as car rentals, tour fees, etc.

To be eligible for GST refund, you must apply within two months from the date of purchase.

For more information on eligibility and conditions for tax refunds, click here.

Where to apply for refund:

For air departures, GST refunds can be obtained through the e-Refunds Self-Service Counters located at the Departure Lounge (before departure) and the Departure Transit Lounge (after departure) at Changi Airport, and at the Immigration& CheckpointsAuthority at Seritas Airport. CheckpointsAuthority) duty room.

Or apply for a tax refund online via the Tourego app, the mobile solution for tourist tax refunds. Digital tax refunds are accepted and sent directly to eWallets.

Tourego

also provides users with up-to-date shopping, dining and travel tips to create a hassle-free and exciting trip to Singapore.

How eTRS works

The Electronic Tourist Refund Scheme (eTRS)

replaces paper tax return forms and allows you to apply for your GST refund electronically. This makes it easier for you to get your refund by eliminating the need to fill out different refund forms from different stores.

There are two ways you can use the Visitor e-Refund system to get your refund.

1. Choose a credit/debit card. Present the same card to the retailer every time you make a purchase. This card will keep a link to all your purchases. When you go to the airport to get your tax refund, simply swipe your chosen card at the e-Refund kiosk. All your purchases will be retrieved and you can follow the instructions at the counter to get your refund.

Please note that when you select a credit/debit card as your voucher, you are not obliged to pay with this card. You can still pay cash or pay with another credit/debit card.

2. If you don't have a credit/debit card, or don't want to use a bank card as proof of purchase, make sure you ask the retailer for an e-tax refund receipt at the time of purchase. At the airport, simply go to the e-Refund kiosk and scan all the e-Refund receipts one by one. Then follow the instructions at the counter to receive your refund.

Three simple steps to receive your refund:

1. At the airport

If you plan to check in your purchases, you must apply for a GST refund before checking in your luggage. Refunds cannot be made on purchases that have already been checked in,

as Singapore Customs may ask to inspect your purchases once before processing the refund application. You can apply for a tax refund at the e-Tax Refund Self-Service counter at the airport's Departure Hall (before check-in).

If you intend to carry your purchases with you, please bring them to the e-Tax Refund Self-Service Counter at the Departure Transit Hall (after check-in) to apply for a refund.

2. At the e-Refund Self-Service Counter

On arrival at the counter, swipe your passport and the credit/debit card selected as the e-Refund voucher. This will bring up all the details of your purchases. Alternatively, you can scan the e-refund vouchers one by one to show the details of each purchase.

Once you have retrieved your spending details, follow the instructions on the e-Refund helpdesk to apply for your GST refund. At this stage, you will need to choose whether to receive your refund via credit card or cash (for travelers departing from Changi Airport). If you are departing from Serida Airport, you can choose to receive your refund via bank check or credit card. A notification slip will be issued by the service desk once everything is done. Please check the slip to see if you need to go to the Customs checkpoint for further verification of your purchases by the Customs staff.

You are reminded to arrive at the airport early to ensure that you have enough time for your GST refund and merchandise verification.

3. Receive your refund

From Changi Airport, you can choose to receive your refund by credit card or cash. For departures from Serida Airport, you can choose to receive your tax refund via bank check or credit card.

For cash refunds, please bring the notification slip to the Central Refund Office located at the Departure Transit Hall (after check-in) to receive your cash.

When you choose to receive your tax refund by credit card, you can board your flight after submitting your tax refund application at the e-Tax Refund Service Counter. The refund amount will be credited to your designated credit card within 10 days.

When you choose to receive your refund by bank check, you must fill in your name and mailing address etc. on the notification form and put the notification form into the check refund box. The bank check will be mailed to you after 14 days.

Please note that the actual amount refunded to you will be less than the amount of your refund due to processing fees. Details of the processing fee will be shown on the e-refund invoice issued to you.

Note: Goods must be removed from the country within two months from the date of purchase or within 12 hours of approval of the GST refund application

. Consumption tax refunds must be collected from the accredited centralized refund counter operator within two months from the date of approval of the refund application.

Bring your passport with you while shopping and enjoy a hassle-free tax refund experience. Most major shopping malls offer tax refunds, but require proof of purchase and an original passport as proof of identity.

Wireless Networks

Prepaid SIM Cards

If you wish to continue making calls and sending messages from your cell phone, purchasing a Singapore prepaid SIM card is a good option. Singapore's three major telcos, M1, Singtel and Starhub

offer a wide range of packages to choose from, so take a little time to decide which one best suits your needs. You can choose from local and international call and SMS packages, and various sizes of local mobile data traffic packages. Packages typically last from 5

to 30 days or more.

Prepaid SIM cards can be easily purchased at telco retail counters, convenience stores throughout Singapore such as 7-Eleven and Cheers, Changi Recommends counters at Singapore Changi Airport, and currency exchange offices. To purchase a prepaid SIM card, you must present your passport for registration.

Pocket Wi-Fi

You can also choose to use a pocket Wi-Fi device, which allows you to easily connect to the Internet from multiple devices. The Pocket Wi-Fi

device is actually a mobile hotspot that provides data access to your laptop, tablet and/or smartphone via the cellular network wherever you are in Singapore.

If you're carrying multiple devices, want to be connected via Wi-Fi and don't make many calls, we recommend using a pocket Wi-Fi, which is available for rent at the Changi Recommends counters at Singapore Changi Airport, and can be conveniently rented at the Changi Recommends counters before boarding your return flight. "Changi Recommends counter before boarding your return flight. There are other Pocket Wi-Fi

rental companies in Singapore that offer easy delivery and return of Pocket Wi-Fi devices at your hotel if you prefer to search and pre-register online.

Free Public **** Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi hotspots are widely available in various public **** areas in Singapore. Here are some of the options.

Wireless@SG

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service available throughout Singapore, with hotspots available at locations such as shopping malls, museums, public **** libraries, community centers, MRT stations, Changi Airport and Sentosa Island. The latest list of hotspot coverage can be viewed here. You can also look out for the

Wireless@SG logo posted at locations offering this free network, as well as the SSID Wireless@SG network name on your device. To connect, register an account with your foreign cell phone number through any Wireless@SG

hotspot and you will receive a text message with login details. International roaming charges may apply.

Changi Airport

Free Wi-Fi is available at Changi Airport's transit area, connect with #WiFi@Changi. to learn more, click here.

Shopping Malls

Many shopping malls, restaurants and cafes in Singapore will usually inform you of the availability of free Wi-Fi service at a prominent location, making it easy for customers to log on and use. You can also always ask directly or ask at the service counter in the mall for advice on how to connect to the

Wi-Fi.

2G network

From April 1, 2017, all three telecom companies in Singapore, M1, Singtel, and Starhub, will cease to offer 2G

networks in Singapore. Travelers visiting Singapore are advised to bring mobile devices that support 3G or 4G capabilities. If your existing operator does not support 3G or 4G roaming, you can purchase a prepaid SIM card upon arrival to be able to connect immediately.

Other

Languages

You can speak English with Singaporeans, and most people here are fluent in English. Many Singaporeans can also speak other languages, usually Mandarin, Malay or Tamil.

Weather

Singapore is hot and humid all year round, with temperatures usually reaching over 30 degrees Celsius. You should always have rain gear on hand, as there are often short rainstorms here.

Power outlets

The standard current used in Singapore is 220-240 volts AC (50 Hz), and you can use three-eye power outlets here.

Tipping

When you receive good service, we recommend that you tip, the usual rate is 10% of the amount of your bill, but some restaurants and hotels tip a little higher.

Non-smoking areas

Smoking is prohibited in all air-conditioned areas, such as shopping malls and restaurants. Some entertainment venues and open restaurants offer designated smoking areas.

Safe Drinking Water

You can drink straight from the tap and Singapore's drinking water has met World Health Organization standards. You can also easily buy bottled water.

Common Phone Numbers

Bandit Police

999

Emergency and Fire

995

Flight Information

18005424422

Accessible Facilities

Metro

All MRT stations are equipped with accessible facilities, such as ramps, elevators, and toilets for the disabled. facilities for the elderly and disabled.

Each train has two cars that are wheelchair accessible. These two cars are labeled with wheelchair identification stickers for easy identification.

The visually impaired can use the Braille nameplates in the elevators of the stations and follow the tactile tiles on the floor all the way from the entrance of the station to the platform. The platform edge is also guarded by tactile guide tiles to prevent visually impaired passengers from inadvertently approaching the platform edge too closely. Once on board, the train will announce the name of the station and transfer information before stopping at each station.

Hearing-impaired passengers can use the RailTravelInformationSystem on the platform to check the arrival time of the next train, its direction of travel, and its destination. On the North-South and East-West lines, the SMRT Subway Network Information System (STARiS)

displays on the trains provide information on the name of the next station and information about the upcoming stop. The doors of the train are also equipped with display lights, which will flash in red to alert passengers before the doors are closed.

For more information on Singapore MRT's accessibility, click here.

Buses

More than half of Singapore's public transportation buses are specially designed to be wheelchair accessible. Most bus stops across the island are also designed to be accessible. To identify wheelchair-accessible buses, look out for the blue wheelchair passenger decal displayed at the front of the bus. Our bus captains are also trained to assist wheelchair users when boarding and alighting.

Special seats are also available on buses for pregnant women, elderly or other needy passengers.

The visually impaired can follow the tactile guidance system at all bus interchanges.

For a full list of WheelchairAccessibleBus

service routes and more information on bus accessibility in Singapore, click here.

Taxis (Taxis, Metered Taxis)

You can choose from LondonTaxi or Integrated SPACE

Taxis, which are spacious enough to accommodate a wheelchair. Alternatively, the wheelchair can be folded up and stowed away in the back of a regular taxi. Meter rates vary slightly for different types of taxis, but there is no extra charge for wheelchairs boarding taxis. For more information on the various types of public ****transportation accessibility in Singapore, please click here.

Service Animals

Service animals, such as guide dogs, are also allowed on buses and MRTs for passengers with special needs, upon presentation of a valid photo ID.

Buildings

In Singapore, more and more buildings are being designed with accessibility features. These buildings are equipped with elevators, accessible parking and toilets, allowing free and unhindered access for people with disabilities.