Singapore is a very exquisite country, located at the mouth of the Strait of Malacca. Singapore is the only developed country in Southeast Asia. It has a very high quality of life and environmental quality. It is also a world-famous shopping and tourist resort. Here is a detailed guide to share with you.
Singapore has a large concentration of attractions, convenient transportation, and TAXI is not very expensive. You don’t need to consult a lot of guides in advance to enjoy the Lion City easily.
Three-quarters of the population in Singapore are Chinese, and Chinese can be spoken freely. Even the Indian taxi driver and the Arab uncle selling barbecue will talk to you in Chinese.
Singapore’s diverse food culture can satisfy you. Malay laksa, Indian hand-picked rice, Chinese bak kut teh, and Singaporean chili crab ensure that you have something different to eat every day! Singapore has various zoos, aquariums, water parks, and theme parks.
The park, as well as Sentosa, which is full of laughter and laughter, is guaranteed to keep the energetic troublemaker at home entertained! And various convenient and considerate supporting facilities also provide the greatest convenience for parents.
Don’t underestimate this pocket country. Although it only covers an area of ??more than 6 million square kilometers, which is equivalent to a city the size of Chaoyang District and half of Fengtai District, it has incredible charm and attracts tourists from all over the world.
Come here again and again.
Visa The Singapore visa application fee is not expensive and does not require many materials, but it has various strange regulations: 1. Individual applications are not accepted.
In order to improve issuance efficiency, the Singapore Embassy and Consulates have simplified the issuance procedures. All visa applications are submitted by designated units/travel agencies, and individual applications are not accepted.
You need to choose the corresponding consular district and agency based on your permanent residence or passport issuance place.
2. Submit the application one month before travel.
The Singapore Embassy only accepts application materials submitted within 30 calendar days before departure, and cannot submit materials in advance.
As long as the materials are complete, the visa issuance is very fast, and the results can usually be obtained within 3 working days.
3. The flat fee is 300 yuan.
Starting from February 1, 2017, the Singapore visa fee has been fixed at RMB 300, which includes the visa fee of S$30 and the visa service fee charged by the authorized travel agency.
4. Visa type depends on character.
Although there is no difference in the visa submission materials and fees, the visa validity period and number of entries completely depend on the mood of the visa officer. Common validity periods are roughly divided into 35 days for single/multiple return, 63 days for single/multiple return, half a year,
Multiple round trips a year and two years.
Generally speaking, married people with household registration in big cities and stable jobs have a higher probability of getting a long-term visa.
5. Single women should be careful when applying for visas.
Due to the skewed male-to-female ratio in Singapore, if older single women apply for visas alone, the rejection rate is very high; on the contrary, high-quality single young men will easily get visas.
If a single woman wants to go to Singapore, it is recommended to apply for the visa together with her parents or friends.
6. The Singapore visa is an electronic visa. You need to print it yourself after getting the PDF version of the visa.
I personally applied for a Singapore visa twice. The first time was relatively early. I went to the embassy to apply for the visa myself. I didn’t have many exit records at that time. The second time was in 2017. I found a travel agency on a certain website. I got it easily both times.
There will be multiple trips over the next two years.
Personally, I feel that Beijing household registration + married status are great bonus points.
Candy has a foreign registered permanent residence and often travels to Singapore for work reasons. Every time she goes to a travel agency, she is given 35 days or 65 days.
Later, the two of us applied for visas together as husband and wife, and probably thanks to my help, we actually got a two-year multiple-entry visa.
The little girl at home applied for the visa alone. She is 2 years old and has a Beijing household registration. They provided Singapore visas for the two of us and some simple materials, and she easily got the visa for two years and multiple trips.
The best travel season is suitable all year round. Singapore is located near the equator, and the average temperature throughout the year is between 23-31°C. There are no four seasons, only the dry season and the rainy season.
The rainy season is from December to March of the following year, and the climate is humid. There are usually thunderstorms in the afternoon, and the average temperature is about 25°C; the dry season is from June to September, and the climate is drier, and the average temperature is about 30°C; April every year
By May, and from October to November, the monsoons alternate, the sun is scorching, and the highest temperature on the island can reach 35°C.
But even in the dry season, it rains almost every day. Each rain comes very quickly, but usually does not last too long, about 15-30 minutes, so season is not the main consideration. It rains all year round.
If you want to go, go.
It is not recommended to travel to Singapore during Christmas and Spring Festival. First, because it is the peak season, air tickets and hotels are relatively expensive; second, many Chinese shops will be closed during the Spring Festival, so you cannot have a full time.
Transportation Guide External transportation: Beijing flies directly to Singapore. Air China has two flights a day and Singapore Airlines has three flights a day.
Direct flights from Shanghai to Singapore depart from Pudong Airport. China Eastern Airlines and Singapore Airlines each have 4 flights per day.