What are the necessary knowledge for preparing for studying in Singapore?

Studying in Singapore is still very attractive to China people, and Singapore has many advantages in studying abroad policy. For those students who get the offer from the University of Singapore, the preparation before departure should be put on the agenda. Let's take a look at some knowledge about preparation before departure.

1. Singapore is located at the equator, with a maritime climate, humid and mild, and the temperature is between 24-3℃. Shirts, T-shirts, long pants and shorts are generally worn more: coats are occasionally worn, but thicker ones are unnecessary.

2. You can bring some common medicines such as cold medicine, antipyretic medicine, anti-inflammatory medicine and external medicine to Singapore, but Chinese herbal medicines are not allowed to go through the customs. Because of the humidity and mosquitoes in Singapore, toilet water and mothballs are still needed.

3. Cigarettes will be fined and destroyed in public, and CDs and pirated publications are also prohibited and restricted from entering Singapore.

4. You can bring some Singapore dollars across the border in China, but the amount cannot be too large, and the customs may check it. Many places in Singapore have chartered currency exchange offices where you can exchange money, and domestic UnionPay cards can also be withdrawn directly here.

5. After arriving in Singapore, first open an account locally and use a local bank card in Singapore. Although several major domestic banks have branches in Singapore, Visa and Master cards can also be used, but these fees are not low, and they are not as cost-effective as expected.

6. The prices of food and clothing in Singapore are relatively cheap, but the prices of electronic products are not lower than those in China: the average spending of international students in the New Moon is between S $75 and S $2,5, and the specific spending varies from person to person.

7. Private university students generally rent their own houses outside the school, and can share them with others. According to the internal facilities, the provision and the location, the rent ranges from several hundred to several thousand, and students can choose according to themselves and their budget.

8. Singapore was a British colony before, and it continues the system of Commonwealth countries until now, so there are differences between many places and China, such as pedestrians keep to the left and sockets are British.

9. If your computer is guaranteed worldwide, you can take it to Singapore, otherwise it is more cost-effective to buy one there. Singapore has a well-developed wireless network, so it is more convenient to use a notebook. You can take it with you and use it anywhere where the wireless network is marked.

1. Full-time students in Singapore's public colleges and universities have no more than 16 hours of work time per week, but students in private schools are not allowed to work; Illegal workers will be sent back to China in the worst case, so don't take this risk.

11. Singapore is one of the most severely punished countries in the developed world. The controversial "flogging" will not be abolished for a while, but this artistic conception of punishment is not so commonly used. However, the penalties in Singapore are still harsh, and spitting, chewing gum, smoking indoors, taking drugs and so on will be severely punished.

12. The scenic spots worth visiting in Singapore are Langtaosha, Botanical Garden, Merlion Park, etc. This country is very small, so if you travel, three days is enough. In terms of food, you can try Niangjia cuisine and Hainan chicken rice, whether you like it or not.

13. Smoking in public places is punishable by a maximum fine of S $1,. In the subway, you will be fined S $5 for eating and S $1, for smoking.

14. In order to crack down on piracy and support legal copies, the government has strict regulations on all downloaded games, songs, movies, etc. If found, it will be fined not less than S $5 according to the seriousness of the plot.