What do I need to prepare before going to work in Singapore?

1。 Personal dress is mainly summer clothes. It is recommended to bring one or two coats, which can be worn in air-conditioned rooms. You don't need to bring warm clothes or sweaters.

2。 Blankets and the thinnest ones are enough. The lowest temperature in Singapore at night will not be lower than 25 degrees, but sometimes it will be windy. Quilts and blankets are very cheap in IKEA Singapore, and they can be bought very well for twenty or thirty Singapore dollars.

3。 Personal hygiene products and the like, don't use too much.

4。 It's almost enough to bring a bowl or lunch box, which is mainly used when making instant noodles by yourself. Not usually. Sterilized tableware is provided for eating in Singapore. If you are not going to cook, don't bring a pot or anything.

5。 Please handle these books carefully, because they are heavy, which will increase the weight of luggage. Electronic consultation in Singapore is very developed, and many people are used to reading books and searching for information on computers.

6。 Please don't bring too many CDs. If it is a genuine CD, please be sure to open each CD. If you bring too many unopened CDs, it will be considered as smuggling, confiscated by Singapore Customs and fined. If it is pirated/cam-,please don't bring too much. Singapore has always been very disgusted with piracy.

7。 You can't bring cigarettes and alcohol into Singapore.

The cost of living in Singapore

The average consumption is 500-750 SGD/month (equivalent to 2,500-3,500 RMB).

A room is generally 200-350 Singapore dollars/month (depending on the size, location, floor, convenient transportation, how many people live in a room, whether it includes internet access, etc. ). For two people, it is generally 250 Singapore dollars per person/month)

Average consumption level:

Accommodation: 200-300 SGD/month

Transportation: 60 SGD/month

Telephone charge: 30 SGD/month.

Internet access fee: 30 SGD/month (only RMB 10- 15 yuan/month if sharing a room with a cohabitant).