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LOCATION & CLIMATE
Singapore lies close to the southern extremity of the Eurasian tectonic plate and the northeast extension of the Sumatra-Java oceanic trench. Rain falls throughout the year with more rain from Nov to Jan. Singapore has a relatively uniform temperature throughout the year with average of 25oC to 32oC (77oF to 89.6oF). Showers are usually sudden and heavy, but also brief and refreshing. For 3-day weather outlook please visit the following website.

http://intranet.mssinet.gov.sg/nowcast/3dayotlk.htm 
 

VISA & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS                                                                        Generally, citizen of most countries in Asia Pacific Region are not required to apply for VISA. If you need please contact Singapore's embassy in your countries and of course don't forget to bring pasport (valid for at least 6 months) and air ticket. For the list of countries require Visa to enter Singapore, please visit

http://app.ica.gov.sg/travellers/entry/visa_requirements.asp

CURRENCY CONVERTER

The unit of currency is the Singapore dollar. Credit cards and travelers' checks are widely accepted.
http://finance.yahoo.com/m3?

WHAT TO WEAR
Loose and light summer clothing (preferably natural fabrics) is recommended, especially for outdoor activities like bazaar shopping and sightseeing. Evening wear depends very much on the setting. Jeans, T-shirts and sandals are acceptable in casual eateries and hawker stalls, but discouraged in fine dining establishments. For men, a tie and jacket may be necessary in some of the more exclusive places. For woman, anything from dressy silk to casual cotton would be appropriate.

Credit / Charge Cards & Tipping
Credit and charge cards are widely accepted in Singapore. Hotels, travel agents, retailers, restaurants - even taxi cabs readily accept international credit and charge cards.

Oddly for a service economy tipping is not common or expected in Singapore. It is prohibited at the airport and discouraged in hotels and restaurants where there is a 10% service charge automatically added to your bill. A tip should only be exercised in instances where the bill does not include a service charge.

MOBILE PHONE NETWORK
GSM 900/1800.

ELECTRICITY
220--240 volts, 50 cycles AC system


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