What do I need to prepare for my trip to Singapore?

List of basic items to be prepared for traveling to Singapore Clothing:

1. Summer clothes: short sleeves, shorts, skirts, etc.

2. Long-sleeved coat: The air conditioners in public places and airplanes in Singapore are super strong, and we all call Singapore buses mobile freezers. So take a coat and approve it if necessary.

3. Pants: It is best for female tourists to prepare a pair of pants/long skirts. Although there is no rigid requirement, out of respect for local religious beliefs and in order to avoid unnecessary attention, it is best for female tourists visiting Little India and Kompong Cham to wear trousers/long skirts.

4, shoes: If there is no special requirement, it is best to wear flat shoes, you will find flip-flops all over the street.

5, slippers: a pair of bath slippers (some hotels only provide indoor cotton slippers).

6. Swimsuit: swimming in the hotel pool, swimming and surfing on the east coast, Sentosa Water Park. ....

7. Some clothes hangers. The hotel bathroom is not ventilated, so clothes can't be dried there. If you want to take them to a well-ventilated place to dry, you can't. The clothes hangers provided by the hotel are fixed in the wardrobe and cannot be taken out. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you bring a batch of hangers.

Household and daily necessities:

1. Those who like to use high-quality paper towels can bring a few. Personally, I don't think the paper towels in Singapore are as thick as those in China, and paper scraps will fall off when you wipe your sweat.

2. Female hygiene products can come and need to be bought again.

3, be sure to bring a sun umbrella, shopping in the sun without an umbrella will definitely get heatstroke. Moreover, the sun umbrella can also be used as an umbrella, killing two birds with one stone.

4. Sunscreen with 4.SPF30 above 30

5. Mosquito repellent: used in zoos or outdoors.

6. Bring your own cosmetics and travel skin care products (you can't buy duty-free goods when you enter Singapore, but you can buy them in duty-free shops when you come back from Singapore, which is the most convenient and economical).

Toilet products:

1, shampoo, conditioner, body wash: generally hotels will provide it. If you are not used to the brand of the hotel, you can prepare your own travel package for a week.

2. Toothbrushes: Most hotels do not provide disposable toothbrushes, and a few may charge. Of course, for environmental protection and safety, it is best to bring a toothbrush.

3. Toothpaste: Most hotels do not provide free toothpaste.

4. Towels: If you don't like to use hotel towels, you can bring your favorite towels.

Digital products:

1, computer or tablet

2. camera

Step 3: Mobile phone

4. Various memory cards, data cables and charging treasures ...

5, the conversion plug can be prepared in Taobao.

Others:

1, glasses, contact lenses, this must not be bought in Singapore, it is very expensive.

2, medicine: you don't need to bring it when traveling. In case you are really uncomfortable, the pharmacy will take care of it.

3, paper, pen: in case of recording or something.

4, magazines or books: try not to be too heavy, mainly to pass the boring time on the plane.

5. Chewing gum: It is forbidden to be sold in Singapore. You can bring one or two cases from China. However, under normal circumstances, it is recommended not to eat, and do not vomit anywhere after eating, otherwise you will be fined.

Important documents:

1, round-trip ticket

2. Hotel reservation certificate

Passport and visa (the immigration officer will give you a white card when you enter the country, so you must keep it safe and take it back when you leave the country)

4. Bank card: VISAMASTER can basically be used, some shopping malls can use UnionPay, and ATMs with UnionPay logo can also withdraw cash.

5. Cash: You can change some in domestic banks, and use it when you get out of the airport by car/buy a phone card, and then bring some domestic RMB, and change it if it is not enough.

6. Travel insurance (if any)

7. Chinese identity card (with or without it)