What clothes are appropriate to wear in Singapore? Is the climate suitable for studying in Singapore?

Studying abroad is such an exciting chapter in any student’s life, and we are excited to welcome you to our brand new Singapore campus soon! We know that preparing to study abroad can be both challenging and challenging Sex is incredibly rewarding, so we've put together a handy list of what to pack for your new adventure on this tropical urban island. If you forgot to pack something, you’re sure to find it at one of the island’s 170-plus shopping malls. Shopping in Singapore is not just a necessity, it’s an experience!? What to wear in Singapore

Since Singapore is located on the equator, we are blessed with warm and sunny weather all year round (monsoons from December to January except seasons). However, most indoor venues have air conditioning, which is usually centrally controlled. Here are your must-haves to stay comfortable in any situation: ?EHL Dress Code

Of course, it goes without saying! Our Singapore campus is air-conditioned and surrounded by lots of cool of greenery, so you don't have to worry about the heat in your blazer and suit. ?Lightweight everyday clothing

Surmis dresses, flowy skirts, bermuda shorts and lightweight shirts are the go-to choice for everyday activities among Singaporeans.

When indoors, a cardigan or shawl will help keep you warm in blasting air conditioning. ?EHL Tip: Wear lightweight materials like linen and cotton to stay cool when out and about. ?EHL Tip: Stylish sneakers are a must-have for Singaporeans, they bring a casual-chic vibe to every outfit. ?Outdoor clothing

Swimwear and sunglasses: Head to a relaxing beach getaway in Sentosa for the weekend.

Comfortable Sneakers: Singapore may be small and convenient, but when you decide to take a stroll around the city or park, you'll be thankful for practical shoes.

Sports Wear: For health and fitness enthusiasts! Pack your most comfortable hiking shoes, a hat and light sportswear for an adventure in one of the island's nature reserves. If outdoor activities aren't your thing, Singapore has many unique indoor sports and wellness activities, such as spin classes, aerial yoga and pole fitness. ?Evening Wear

For an evening out at one of the Michelin-starred restaurants or elegant rooftop bars around the city, make sure you have something appropriate to wear! The dress code in most places is casual.

Here are some suitable outfits:? Cocktail dress with heels/flats? Shirt and skirt/pants? Polo/button-down shirt with trousers? Monsoon season

"Winter" in Singapore ” The temperature drops to about 24 to 26 degrees Celsius, so make sure you pack a lightweight bomber or denim jacket for the monsoon season.

You’ll be spoiled for choice with dining options here, from fragrant street food at neighborhood hawker centers to Michelin-starred dining with views of the iconic skyline; prepare your appetite for Singaporeans’ most popular Favorite pastime - eating.