There are currently entry restrictions in Singapore. You can enter Singapore in four ways:

1. Air Travel Pass

There is no controlled itinerary in Singapore. Countries and regions where you can apply:

Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan

Short-term foreign passengers departing from the above countries and entering Singapore will need to apply for an Air Travel Pass within 7 to 30 days prior to the date of entry.

2. Reciprocal Green Channel

Canadian companies or government agencies can sponsor/apply on behalf of prospective travelers for a Secure Travel Pass under the Reciprocal Green Channel within 14 to 35 days prior to the week of entry. Singapore has trip control.

Countries and territories where you can apply:

Brunei

In mainland China (for travelers from Chongqing, Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shanghai, Tianjin and Zhejiang only), domestic travelers generally apply for entry through the Air Pass.

3. New Connections Program (Connect@SG)

Passengers traveling on short-term business or commercial trips are eligible under the New Connections Program through designated facility operators. Apply at least 14 days prior to the week of enrollment.

Countries and regions where applications can be made: all countries and regions except Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan.

However, this program is currently suspended and it is not possible to enter Singapore this way for the time being. Travelers who have been granted advance entry permits to Singapore through this method will also have their certificates of approval revoked and will not be allowed to enter Singapore.

4. Vaccination Lane (Vaccination Lane)

Starting from 12:01am Singapore time on September 1, vaccinated travelers will be able to apply for a Vaccination Travel Pass with proof of vaccination within the first 7 to 30 calendar days of their entry.

Countries that can be entered through this program are Brunei, Germany

Font Many people say that Singapore is a country worth visiting. Everything here gives a cozy feeling. There are many places to visit in Singapore. Next, let's let's introduce the attractions that are popular among those who have been to Singapore. Sentosa, the idyllic and beautiful resort island of Singapore has a peaceful and serene meaning. The lush greenery of the island is energizing, and the nature trails, adventure parks, museums and historical sites make city life a little more peaceful and a little less noisy. For nature lovers, Sentosa also has the Nature Trail Dragon Road, Underwater World, Kihu Gardens, Butterfly Garden and World Insect Museum to enjoy. There are also historical attractions such as Fort Siriso, the Maritime Museum, and the Singapore Viva. From the 37-meter-high Fishtail Lion Tower, you can overlook the city's skyscrapers and surrounding islands from Sentosa. There are musical fountains to keep you company at night. Singapore Zoo, the park is designed with the concept of openness, with tropical forests and lakes as barriers to give an upper visualization. Here we can see the animals in a more visual way as there are about 250 species of mammals, birds and reptiles totaling nearly 3,000 without the hindrance of cages and pillars. Here you can also have breakfast with the apes and monkeys. Come and discover the friendly and cuddly side of animals with many unique animal shows every day, including primates, reptiles, elephants and sea lions. Kent Hill Park, formerly known as Opium Hill, is one of Singapore's nature reserves. This time in the forested hills, it becomes a focal point for birds. The park has an 800-meter trail to explore the natural ecology. There are two ponds at the back of the hill, and the highest part of the front section has a _lookout tower overlooking the west coast of Singapore. You can see the island with the oil refinery on the left and the container terminal on the right. The uneven terrain attracts many nature lovers. There are also many sights worth seeing. It can be said that a trip to Singapore is very rewarding, and those who have been there will have a feeling of wanting more, both materially and spiritually. Resorts World Sentosa Resorts World Sentosa is located on Sentosa Island. It boasts the unique Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia, the world's largest marine life park, a casino, a variety of entertainment shows and six star hotels of different styles. Universal Studios Singapore includes seven themed areas including Sci-Fi City, Egypt, New York, The Lost World, Hollywood Boulevard and Shrek 4D Movie, all of which are exciting rides designed by Hollywood blockbusters. In addition, visitors can ride the worlds tallest double-track roller coaster and experience the thrill of two roller coasters passing by up close and personal, 18 of which are specially designed for Universal Studios Singapore. Orchard Road Orchard Road is rich in merchandise, with a wide range of goods from all over the world, ranging from classical and exquisite oriental handicrafts to stylish high-end European fashions and advanced high-tech electronic equipment. Every year in May-June, the major shopping malls on Orchard Road organize the Singapore Hot Sale. The eight-week sale frenzy sweeps across the city, with discounts of up to 70% on some items. What's more, the Hot Sale usually offers attractive promotions and limited edition products to give back to customers. Located in Marina Bay USA Singapore Sands EntertainmentCenter Sands EntertainmentCenter is known as the world's most expensive stand-alone casino building, valued at about S$8 billion including the cost of the land. The casino has six building series including a casino, an opera house, an art and science museum, a grand hotel, an exhibition center and a ballroom. Shopaholics chasing luxury fashion will also be in for a new surprise. There are brand name boutiques in the city such as Gucci, Hermes and Prada. The Sands Sky Garden on the 57th floor adds to the hotel's splendor. This one-hectare oasis in the sky will bring together lush greenery, elegant gardens, fabulous restaurants and even an infinity pool. Standing here is like climbing to the top of the world. Marina Bay Marina Bay Gardens Park covers 101 hectares and the project is located in Marina Bay City. There are two plant greenhouses in the garden, one is called the Flower Dome the other is called the Cloud Forest.

The greenhouses are home to 226,000 plants, and the greenhouse domes are a combination of architecture, environment and horticultural culture. The Flower Dome is a large 1.2-hectare greenhouse that grows mainly Mediterranean plants, while the Cloud Forest mimics the environment of tropical high-altitude regions such as South America and Mount Kinabalu in Sabah. In the Flower Dome, visitors can not only enjoy the different forms of plants inside, but also have a unique view of the cityscape outside vaguely through the glass. Fishtail Lion ParkEvery year, tourists from all over the world come to Fishtail Lion Park in the heart of Singapore to take pictures with the Fishtail Lion. The design of the Fishtail Lion statue was inspired by the Malayan Chronicle. In the 14th century A.D., an Indonesian prince's huge harbor encountered a stormy ship adrift there. As soon as he came ashore he saw a fantastic beast, which his entourage told him was a lion. So he named the island Lion City. As for the statue's fishtail shape, floating between the layers of waves not only represents the characteristics of Singapore Singapore's transformation from a fishing port to a commercial port, but also symbolizes the hard-working ancestors of Singapore who came from the south to make a living. Jurong Bird Park Singapore Jurong Bird Park is located in Jurong and covers an area of about 20 hectares. There are 95 aviaries, 10 activity areas and 6 ponds in the park and *** there are more than 350 species of birds, about 8,500 birds. The park collects a wide variety of birds from Southeast Asia and around the world, including flamingos from Spain, cassowaries from Guinea, tropical birds with magnificent plumage and Antarctic penguins from the world of ice and snow. It's a bird kingdom with flowers and trees in bloom all the time, and people are amazed when the birds fly in. The gardens are well connected with tarmac paths and pedestrians can visit the gardens in an aerial cable car without wanting to walk. Singapore Zoo Singapore Zoo is located in Miles and is spread over an area of 28 hectares and houses 250 species of mammals, birds and reptiles totaling nearly 3,000 animals. Singapore Zoo and its open concept gives visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in the colorful world of flora and fauna, experience the wonders of nature and get inspired and motivated. Among the many endangered animals on display at the zoo are the Komodo giant lizard, golden monkeys, white tigers and the world's largest group of apes. Giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia from Sichuan, China will be placed here to greet visitors. Located on the banks of the Singapore River, Clarke Quay, together with Clarke Barge Terminal, was once a busy cargo handling and trading center. Today, it has all been converted into restaurants and bars under a renovation program. The original 60 warehouses and stores have grown into 200 stores, restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. Barges are downstream from Clarke Quay, and the ships that come and go are not carrying goods, but tourists from all countries. The old warehouses have been converted. It is home to at least 35 bars and restaurants in a variety of styles and is one of the most attractive entertainment venues along the river in the city.

:2. Where to go if you want to visit Singapore

1. Visas are handled at the city's Public Security Bureau's Exit-Entry Administration. Before you apply for a visa, you need to apply for a passport. Passport to the Exit-Entry Administration Office of the place where the household registration is located, carry the household registration book, ID card, white background document photo. If the visa to go abroad is within the jurisdiction of your hukou location, it is the consulate or embassy of the country you are applying for. II. Documents required for visa application 1. Passport: valid for more than six months (counting from the date of departure) with at least one blank visa page. At the same time, submit a copy of the passport photo page.2. Certificate of employment: If the applicant is an employed employee, he/she must provide the original certificate of employment issued by the employer. The certificate letter should state that the company agrees to leave and specify the applicant's working hours, position and salary in the company. The letter of proof of employment must list the company's address, telephone and fax numbers and relevant contacts. Seal the letter. 3. Chinese ID card: original and photocopy. 4. Photographs: two (one to be affixed to the form and one scanned). The photographs should comply with the following requirements: recent photograph within three months; front view bareheaded (if a hat or accessory is required according to a particular religion or custom, the hat or accessory must not obscure the applicant's facial features); facial dimensions of 25mm wide by 35mm high. 5. Form 14A Visa Application Form (original): to be filled out in English and signed by the applicant. The application form can be downloaded from the official website of the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore.

3. Where to get a tourist visa if you want to go to Singapore

Recommended itinerary for your first visit to Singapore

D1 Arrive in Singapore at night.

D2 Iconic Attractions to Hit

Fishtail Lion Statue

When talking about Singapore, I believe that everyone will think of the fishtail lion. The Fishtail Lion is the symbol and icon of Singapore. There are three fishtail lions in Singapore and the most popular one is in the Marina Bay area. The Fishtail Lion is 8.6 meters high and weighs 70 tons, and a powerful column of water will spray out from its mouth. Many people will open their mouths when taking photos, using the illusion of borrowing space to capture the water spat out by the fish-tailed lion and connect it to their mouths, symbolizing that they will gain wealth.

Address: 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore, P.O. Box 049178

How to get there: Take the MRT to Raffles Place and walk for about 10 minutes.

Opening hours: 24 hours

Marina Gardens: it it's beautiful.

The Gardens by the Bay is the best choice for many. I can unless I see it with my own eyes, I won't believe how beautiful this garden is. A huge tree of about 25-50 meters stands tall. If you like to photograph flowers, you should come during the day. At night, the garden will be another romantic scene under the stunning lights. There is no charge for viewing at the Super Tree Park, but there will be a charge for the freezer area and the aerial walkway.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Boulevard, Singapore

Admission fee for 2 cold rooms: S$28 for adults and S$28 for children (about Rs140)

Skywalk admission: S$5 for adults (about Rs25) and S$3 for children (about Rs15)

Open Gardens: 05:0002. 00

How to get there: Take the MRT to Bayfront Station and walk for about 10 minutes.

Singapore Flyer: Super Ferris Wheel

Singapore Ferris Wheel is 30 meters taller than London's London Eye. It is a giant Ferris wheel for viewing. The Ferris wheel has 28 pods, each as big as a bus, and can accommodate 28 people. It takes about 30 minutes to ride the Ferris wheel. Passengers can enjoy the view of the whole island of Singapore, enjoy famous sights such as Marina Bay, Singapore River and even overlooking Malaysia and Indonesia from a high altitude!

Address: 30 Raffles Avenue, Marina Bay, Singapore 039803

Tickets: Adults SGD33 (approx. RMB165), Children SGD21 (approx. RMB105)

Opening hours: 08:3022:30

How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at the Boon Leng Fong MRT station and use A exit and walk for 5 minutes following the blue pedestrian signs.

Clark's Wharf: a riverside haven for dining and entertainment

Clark's Wharf, formerly a wharf for loading and unloading goods, has become a riverside haven for dining and entertainment where locals and tourists like to go. Here, you can shop, drink at the bars, eat authentic food, and take a boat ride to enjoy the cityscape on both sides of the Singapore River, kind of like the bar streets around Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui. Moreover, every Sunday, Clarke Quay is transformed into a flea market. You might want to drop by and see what treasures you can find.

Address: Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road, Singapore, P.O. Box 179024

Opening hours: Monday to Friday 11:00 to 24:00, Saturday 11:00 to 01:00, Sunday 11:00 to 02:00.

How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay station, and take Exit C for about a 5-minute walk towards the quay.

D3 Eat your fill and head to Sentosa High School for the day!

Song Hau Bone Tea: An authentic Singaporean delicacy

Bone Tea is one of the must-try authentic Singaporean dishes, and stores selling it can be found all along the streets. Pine Hair Bone Tea is an old store with many branches that have been open for almost 50 years. A bowl of meat and bone tea is about SGD 9 (about RMB 43). The shopkeeper will suggest you to order a doughnut with it. The bone tea has a strong peppery flavor, which belies the original belief that it would have a strong medicinal taste. The ribs are fatty, not crumbly, and recommended.

Address: 01-01, 11 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059383

How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay station, exit e.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday 9:00am-9:15pm, Sunday 8:30am-9:15pm, closed on Mondays.

Sentosa

A paradise for young and old alike, Sentosa is divided into four districts with as many as 36 different types of attractions.The ImbioPeak Viewpoint is an exciting new gathering place where adventurers, nature lovers or history buffs can have fun! If you love the sun and sand, you can enjoy water sports, or enjoy the fantastic underwater world and get up close and personal with dolphins.

Address: Santosa Island, Santosa, Singapore

Basic Entry Fee: SGD$4 (approx. RMB20). Fees vary for different attractions in the park.

How to get there: Take the MRT to Habourfront Station, then follow the signs at the station to the Harbour Bus Interchange and change to the orange Sentosa bus.

Universal Studios Singapore D4

Ya Kun Coconut Toast: Authentic Breakfast

Ya Kun is well known to everyone and has many outlets in Singapore. A slice of coconut toast, two half-boiled eggs dipped in soy sauce and a cup of black coffee is a favorite breakfast in Singapore. Yakun is famous for its Cayenne Toast. The special light brown bread is toasted and crispy. It's really good spread with chili sauce and butter. If you love coffee and coconut milk, you can buy a can and enjoy it at home!

Address: Unit 01-01, 18 Far East Plaza, China Street, Chinatown, Singapore 049560

Opening Hours: 07:3019:00

How to get there: Take the MRT to Raffles Place Station and walk for about ten minutes.

Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore is a bit different from Universal Studios Osaka. The main difference is that some of the games and characters are unique to Singapore! It is recommended that everyone must play the double track roller coaster at Big Sky Castle and have a high speed confrontation between humans and aliens. Transformers 3D Dueling Ultimate and The Mummy are both exciting mobile games!

Address: 8 Cannon Avenue, Sentosa Island, Singapore

Tickets: S$66 for adults, S$48 for children, S$32; Monday to Friday for seniors; Saturdays, holidays, and peak tourist seasons: S$72 for adults (approx. Rs 361), S$52 for children (approx. Rs 261).

Opening hours: 09:0019:00 (open until 20:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays)

How to get there: Take the Sentosa MRT on the third floor of Vivo City and enter Resorts World Sentosa or walk the trestle to reach Universal Studios Sentosa.

Treasure trove: chili crabs are a must.

Singapore's Seafood House is known for its name as a selling point. Its signature dish is the Chili Crab, a must-try in Singapore. However, apart from its superior taste, Treasure Seafood House is also situated in a very good location. It is located on the banks of the Singapore River where you can enjoy the night view and savor the food.

Address: 01-01/02 Riverside Point, 30 Commercial Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore

Opening hours: 12:0024:00

How to get there: Take the MRT to Clarke Quay and walk for 10 to 15 minutes.

D5 Shop and go home!

Marina Bay Sands Shopping Center: a shopping mecca

Marina Bay at Marina Bay Sands is a mega shopping center in Singapore, close to Marina Bay Sands and within a five-minute walk. It is home to many famous brands, stores and restaurants of different flavors.

One of them is the striking flagship store of Louis Vuitton, with a distinctive architectural appearance. In particular, there is an indoor canal inside the mall where you can take a boat ride through the different shopping areas to make shopping more enjoyable.

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore, P.O. Box 018956

How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Bayfront Station.

Current LocationMany Chinese people choose to work in Singapore for three reasons:

1. Singapore is beautiful and livable, so if your dream comes true, settle there.

2. If you find a Singaporean to be your partner, you can still live there.

3. The most important point is the high salary there. After all, the exchange rate between USD and RMB is still high. The popular currency in Singapore is still the US dollar, but there's a world of difference between $2000 USD and $2000 RMB when we get the same salary. Even if you spend a lot of money there, the rest of the money converted to RMB when you return home is a lot of money, which is why a lot of people choose to work in a country with a high exchange rate. Because you can save a very high income.

4. want to travel to Singapore how to do

Hello, Singapore Singapore is in English. You can read it in Chinese harmonics: there is a brother and a wife.

5. Short English Reasons for Wanting to Travel to Singapore

You don't need a medical examination to travel to Singapore, but you do need to apply for a visa.

Visa processing process:

Determine the visa categoryPrepare the required application documentsSubmit the visa application documents to the foreign consulate in ChinaWait to receive the visa from the consulate.

Chinese citizens must provide the following information when applying for a tourist visa.

If necessary, the consulate will ask the applicant to provide additional documents.

Original and duplicate U.S. passports of the applicant - valid for more than six months with at least one blank visa page.

Form IMM14A - A completed application form in English. The application form can be downloaded online.

Photo - A white suede color photo of the same size as the passport to be affixed to the IMM14A form.

Singapore Attractions:

1. Universal Studios Singapore

Ride the roller coaster and feel the thrill.

2.Water Adventure Park

Asia's most fascinating water park is full of fun and excitement.

3. Gardens by the Bay

Step into an oasis where more than 250,000 species of rare plants grow and feel the vibrancy of nature.

4. Fishtail Lion Park

Get a closer look at Singapore's most magnificent landmark.