Singapore tourist visa Singapore tourist attractions

Because Singapore tourist visa does not need to apply to the Immigration Bureau in advance, and the required materials are relatively simple, people who want to enter Singapore for short-term sightseeing will give priority to this visa. Information required for application:

1. Original passport (valid for at least 6 months, counting from the scheduled entry date;

2. Two recent color photos with one-inch suede and white background;

3. A copy of the household registration book and ID card of the whole family (front and back of the new generation;

4. On-the-job certificate of the unit (if there is no work unit, provide the original relevant documents;

5 unemployment certificate or technical secondary school certificate (retirees provide retirement certificate and its copy)

Tourist attractions in Singapore

Merlion park

Highlight: Merlion statue, a symbol of Singapore.

Merlion statue is the national symbol of Singapore, and the body of a fish shows that Singapore developed from a small fishing village. Lion head, representing the earliest name in Singapore, "Lion City". Every visitor to Singapore will take a photo with Merlion Park.

The Merlion statue is 8.6 meters high, and the water column spouts from its mouth day and night and flows into the Singapore River. There is also a 2-meter-high little Merlion statue in the park. Apart from punching in the Merlion statue, Merlion Park facing marina bay is also an excellent place, where you can have a panoramic view of Jinsha Hotel, Binhai Art Center, Ferris wheel and many other classic attractions.

Ticket price: free of charge

Opening hours: all day

Suggested duration: 1-2 hours.

Suggested playing time: If time permits, it is recommended to go once a day and once at night. During the day, it is convenient to take photos with the Merlion statue as a souvenir. Before getting up early, you can avoid the crowds. In the evening, you can enjoy the colorful Merlion Statue and the bright night view of marina bay.

Because the observation deck is always crowded, standing on the steps next to the statue, you can avoid the crowd a little and take a classic misplaced photo of looking up and drinking water; On the left rear of the statue, you can photograph the statue and the magnificent Jinsha Hotel at one time.

Singapore Chinatown

Highlight: China City, taste China food and local snacks, and buy souvenirs.

Chinatown is the city of China in Singapore, named after the early China people used it to transport water home from a well here. Eating here for half a day will be an unforgettable experience. There is a good saying, "Where there are China people, there is food." Chinatown brings together several of Singapore's most popular cooked food centers, from breakfast, lunch, dinner to midnight snack, from specialty foods from all over the world to authentic snacks in Singapore. Everyone can have a good meal in 30 yuan. In addition, Chinatown is a cost-effective choice to buy souvenirs.

It is worth mentioning that Gongxi Road in Chinatown was rated as "20 17 Best Tourism Destination in Asia" by Lonely Planet. In this place where tradition and fashion have wonderful chemical effects, delicious restaurants, personalized bars and boutique hotels are hidden in colorful shops and houses.

Suggested duration: 3-4 hours.

Best time to play: During the Lunar New Year, that is, during the Spring Festival, brightly lit streets, colorful parades, dazzling markets and enthusiastic lion dance performances all add a strong flavor to Chinatown.

Binhai wan garden

Highlights: Greenhouse, towering trees and new landmarks in Singapore.

The Marina Bay Garden, which skillfully combines plants with technology, accurately interprets the meaning of "garden city" and has become a new landmark in Singapore. Two glass greenhouses shaped like shells and 18 steel giant trees are the most worth seeing in Binhai Bay Garden.

The flower dome of the world's largest glass greenhouse simulates the Mediterranean climate. More than 30 thousand kinds of flowers and plants from five continents grow here, and flower arrangement will echo different holiday themes. No matter when and how many times you come, you can get different surprises. The world's tallest indoor waterfall pours down from another greenhouse cloud forest, simulating a tropical mountain climate that is wetter and colder than the dry flower dome.

The towering trees are 25-50 meters high, with the highest height of 16. Climb to the top of the tree or walk in the air among the trees, and you can reap the magnificent scenery of the whole garden and even marina bay. Every night 19:45 and 20:45, Giant Tree will stage two free light shows, which are gorgeous and shocking and should not be missed.

Suggested length of play: half a day.

Suggested playing time: It is suggested to go at four or five in the afternoon, after visiting two greenhouses, just in time for the giant tree light show.