Emergency telephone numbers you must know when studying in Singapore

When studying in Singapore, you may need to consult relevant departments on an important issue. You may encounter difficulties and be eager to get help from relevant agencies. Have you ever known some of the emergency help telephone numbers in Singapore? In order to For the convenience of international students in Singapore, I have summarized the emergency telephone numbers that you must know when studying in Singapore. Emergency SOS: 1800-221-4444 (24-hour service)

Fire and ambulance 995 (free)

Singtel Directory Information Desk 100

Airport flight consultation 0065-65424422 (automatic)/65412302 (manual)

Weather forecast 0065-65427788

Police station 999 (free)

Non-emergency ambulance Service 1777

Police hotline (non-emergency) 1800 255 0000

Ministry of Education hotline: (65) 6872 2220 (Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 am- 6:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am-1:00 pm)

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority hotline (65) 6391 6100 (24-hour telephone hotline service, staff service hours are Monday to Sunday Friday, 8:00 am-5:00 pm, Saturday 8:00 am-1:00 pm)

Singapore Tourism Board Tourist Hotline: 1800 7362000 (toll free within Singapore)

(Service hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30 am-9:30 pm, Saturday 8:30 am-10:00 pm, Sunday 11:00 am-10:00 pm)

Telephone number inquiry service: (65) 1900 777 7777

Hospital:

General Hospital 6222 3322

National University Hospital 6779 5555

Singapore Communication phone, local calls cost 1 cent per 3 minutes. Please note that the coin phone only accepts 1 dime coins. You can use the card phone or the phone in the hotel room to make direct international long distance calls, called IDD. The IDD long-distance station is 001. When calling China, you need to add the country code?86?, and then the area code. For example: when calling Beijing (010)-1234-5678, it is?001+86+011234- 5678?. Price: 0700hrs～2100hrs on weekdays, 0700hrs～1300hrs on Saturdays and Sundays, 6 seconds, 2 cents and 2 cents. Other times: 6 seconds and 2 cents. Now, many people use IP phone cards, and calling China only costs more than 1 yuan per minute. The mobile phone brought from China can be used after installing a Singaporean SIM card.

Study abroad in Singapore. If you are familiar with the above-mentioned important phone numbers, you will not be in a hurry when you encounter difficulties and can deal with them easily. When studying abroad in Singapore, phone numbers, like language, are one of the important tools for you to communicate without hindrance. We hope that the above list of emergency telephone numbers in Singapore will be helpful to students studying in Singapore.