Asianleak Singapore (2024)

FAQs

Is 8 hours in Singapore enough? ›

You might be wondering how to structure your Singapore tour if you choose to explore the city on your own. If you go it alone, then 8 hours is the recommended amount of time to have available. This extra time is for “figuring it out” on your own, which can take some time in a foreign country.

Are you wondering if 2 days are enough in Singapore? It is great to spend more days on this island city, especially if you have day trips planned to nearby islands. There are many attractions in Singapore for kids as well. This 2 day Singapore itinerary is quite packed.

You should plan to spend at least 4-5 days in Singapore if you want to see as much as possible. This would give you time to visit Singapore's iconic sites like the Merlion, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay Sands, as well as explore its diverse neighborhoods like Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, and Tiong Bahru.

– Much like I've already mentioned above, this kind of Singapore layover itinerary is ideal if you have at least 6 hours in between your flights (8 hours being the safest) — this is taking into account traffic, transit, check-in, and immigration times.

Answer- If you think that seven days are too much to spend in Singapore, then you are wrong. Singapore is a place that keeps offering you more. You can visit the best malls, the best theme parks, and the best museums and also experience the vibe of the cruise at night. All accompanied by good food.

Tour itinerary may change, depending on weather and traffic conditions. Transit passengers are allowed to enter and exit Singapore once during their layover period, as per guidelines stipulated by the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority of Singapore.

For a first-time visitor, three to four days is usually sufficient to see the main highlights and get a feel of the top things to do in Singapore.

Travelling to Singapore requires careful financial planning as typical expenses include flights, accommodation, visa fees, travel insurance, and daily spending. For those looking to enjoy a range of activities, a budget-friendly trip could range from Rs. 75,000 to Rs. 1,20,000 per person for a week, excluding airfare.

Singapore is pretty pricey all year round, but some times are cheaper than others. Avoid peak tourist season — June to July, and February when the weather is perfect and prices are hiked accordingly. The time to go (if you're not bothered by slightly chillier weather and the chance of rain) is August to November.

Yes, that can be done if you choose to eat at local Foodcourts and cheaper places (Sgd$4-5 a lunch or dinner meal), and eat local breakfasts (Sgd$3-4) if it isn't included at your hotel, and carry bottled water with you and fill up your water bottle at your hotel to avoid paying for cold drinks while out sightseeing, ...

Is food expensive in Singapore? ›

How much does food cost in Singapore? As far as a reasonable food estimate is concerned, it is recommended to keep a budget of $50 per person per day for food.

Singapore is one of the best cities in the world for a layover—it's safe, clean, compact and has an unbeatable food scene. That is, if you can bring yourself to leave the airport and explore the city. Changi International Airport (SIN) is a destination in itself.

WITHOUT ONWARD FLIGHT BOARDING PASS

Follow the directional signs to get to the boarding gates. Note that passengers are required to go through security screening before heading to the boarding gate of their onward flight.

If I am transiting through Singapore, do I still need a visa? Foreigners transiting in Singapore will not require visas if they remain within the transit area of Changi Airport (Terminals 1, 2, 3 and 4) and do not pass through Singapore Immigration.

Singapore is small, but with lots to see and do

Compact Singapore takes less than an hour to drive from end to end but there's a lot packed into this small country. For a first-time visitor, three to four days is usually sufficient to see the main highlights and get a feel of the top things to do in Singapore.

If overnight, resting at the airport is your best option. Otherwise take a taxi, perhaps to Gardens by the Bay and enjoy a few hours in Singapore. We never encourage visitors to rent a car, it is expensive, parking is very difficult, so take a taxi and relax.

It really depends on your interests and schedule. If you want to get the most out of a short visit to Singapore, we suggest 3 to 4 days. This would give you enough time to explore the city's top attractions, such as the iconic Merlion statue, Marina Bay Sands, Universal Studios, Gardens by the Bay, and much more.