About

Singapore is known as a “City in a Garden,” which has been through significant evolution from a humble fishing village to one of the world’s most flourishing and technologically advanced nations.

Location

Singapore is a sovereign city-state located in Southeast Asia. Singapore is bordered by the Strait of Malacca to the west, the South China Sea to the east, and the Riau Islands of Indonesia to the south. It is separated from Peninsular Malaysia by the Johor Strait to the north.

Weather

The average daily temperature in Singapore ranges from 24°C to 32°C throughout the year.

Rainfall

Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate with significant rainfall every month, ranging from about 148 mm to 288 mm.


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Wind Speed


Wind speeds are generally low, averaging around 6 to 8 km/h.



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Humidity


Relative humidity is consistently high, averaging around 82% to 84%.



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Weather

The weather is hot and humid year-round, with frequent thundery showers, especially during the inter-monsoon periods (April-May, October-November).

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Community
Chinese

≈74%

Malay

≈13%

INDIA

≈9%

Eurasian

≈<1%

Peranakan

≈<1%

Expatriates

Varies

Major local banks in Singapore

DBS Bank

OCBC Bank

United Overseas Bank (UOB)

Bank of Singapore

Maybank Singapore

CIMB Bank Singapore

Types of local sim

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TPG Telecom
GOMO by Singtel
Giga by StarHub
Singtel
Circles.Life
MyRepublic
VIVIFI
StarHub
M1
Top 10 universities
1

National University of Singapore (NUS)

3

Nanyang Technological University (NTU)

7

Singapore Management University (SMU)

10

Singapore University of Technology and Design

5

Singapore Institute of Technology

9

Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS)

4

INSEAD
(Singapore Campus)

6

James Cook University (JCU)

2

ESSEC Business School

8

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA)

Tuition fees

Courses

Minimum annual 

Maximum annual

BachelorS$ 17,550S$ 60,000
MasterS$ 20,000 S$ 75,000
DiplomaS$ 9,000S$ 35,000
Ph.DS$ 25,000 S$ 60,000 

Major intakes: August, January 

Major intakes: March/April Intake, October Intake

Rolling intakes

Cost of living

These are general estimates and can fluctuate based on your spending habits and lifestyle choices.

Why Singapore as an ideal study abroad destination ?

Singapore Cultural Melting Pot is a true multicultural society, where Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western cultures coexist harmoniously. Hence, it is a land of rich variety.

It operates as both a city and a sovereign nation, with a highly developed and efficient government. Singapore is renowned for its meticulously planned urban landscape. 

Singapore is one of the world’s leading financial centers and a major hub for trade, technology, business, innovation and global connectivity. 

Strict laws and effective governance contribute to low crime rates and a high standard of public hygiene.

Singapore’s education system emphasizes bilingualism, with English as the primary language of instruction and a second language (usually Mandarin, Malay, or Tamil) reflecting the student’s ethnic background. This policy ensures that residents are proficient in both English and their mother tongue.

SINGAPORE - JULY 16, 2015: view of Marina Bay. Marina Bay is one of the most famous tourist attraction in Singapore.

Singapore’s public services, including healthcare, education, and transportation, are among the best in the world. 

The government’s focus on efficiency and innovation ensures that residents and visitors enjoy a high quality of life.

Singapore’s universities are globally recognized for their academic excellence, research output, and strong industry connections. These institutions offer a wide range of programs, from engineering and technology to business and the arts. 

Strategic is located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is a gateway to the region, offering easy access to neighboring countries for travel, internships, and networking. 

Hence, it attracts multinational companies, providing students with ample opportunities for internships and job placements.

Singapore’s public services, including healthcare, education, and transportation, are among the best in the world. The government’s focus on efficiency and innovation ensures that residents and visitors enjoy a high quality of life.

Singapore’s universities are globally recognized for their academic excellence, research output, and strong industry connections. These institutions offer a wide range of programs, from engineering and technology to business and the arts. 

Strategic is located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is a gateway to the region, offering easy access to neighboring countries for travel, internships, and networking. Hence, it attracts multinational companies, providing students with ample opportunities for internships and job placements.

Organizations and institutions provide support for international students.

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Affordable Education– Education in Singapore is not cheap, but it is much cheaper than in more expensive destinations such as the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia. The average annual tuition fee in Singapore is USD 11,800 per year. Tuition fees are waived if you work for the Singapore government as an undergraduate student. The same applies to post-graduate students who serve three years in the Singaporean government.

Cost of Living– Singapore is an excellent place to live because it provides world-class facilities in terms of leisure, entertainment, healthcare, transportation, and other utilities, all at reasonable prices. International students in Singapore can expect to pay between SGD 750 and SGD 2,000 per month for living expenses. Foreign students in Singapore can live in residence halls, campus hostels, private hostels, or privately owned flats.

Job Opportunities- Singapore is the place to be because it has an excellent part-time employment policy for working students. According to the Singapore Ministry of Manpower, international students on a Student Pass are permitted to work part-time for 16 hours per week during the term of their courses and an unlimited number of hours during their vacation period. Singapore also provides undergraduate and postgraduate students with a plethora of opportunities. 

Great Connectivity- Singapore benefits greatly from having one of the busiest and best-connected airports in the world. Changi Airport is served by over 100 airlines that connect to over 300 cities worldwide, allowing international students to travel to any part of the world. Because of the growing number of Indian students in Singapore, regular flights to multiple cities in India are now available at reasonable prices.

Leading Global Business Hub- Singapore, ranked as the easiest country to do business with by the World Bank in 2016, continues to attract investors and companies due to its “business-friendly” nature. It is no surprise that the majority of the world’s multinational corporations have a presence in Singapore. In short, there will be no shortage of jobs in this country, which is a compelling reason for students to consider furthering their education in Singapore.

Scholarship Opportunities- Even though the country may appear to Indian students to be a little too expensive but the good news is that there are many scholarships available to help you manage your studies without burning a hole in your pocket!

Essential documents for Singapore Visa

The requirements for a Singapore Visa application are:

Fill out the application for a Singapore visa– You will be asked questions about your personal information, marital status, where you will be staying in Singapore, your home address, the reason for your visit, how long you plan to stay, and other things. You must personally sign the contract. The ICU can require you to turn it in when you arrive at the entry port in Singapore.

Your identification card or passport– It must remain in effect for at least six months following the expiration of your visa.

Photocopy of your passport’s bio-data- The file must be in A4 format.

Copy of a travel itinerary or purchased airline ticket in Format A4.

Passport Size Photograph- It must have a white background, show you looking forward with a neutral expression, and have been taken within the last three months. You cannot wear a head covering unless it is necessary for religious reasons. Nevertheless, the face cannot be blocked by the hat.

Letter of Introduction- This document must be signed and attached to your application by your local contact or strategic partner. It requests that your Singapore contact/partner provide your personal information, the reason you want to visit Singapore, how long you will stay, and your relationship with them.

A credit Card- The card will be used to pay the Singapore visa processing fee must be a VISA or MasterCard required.

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