• Use official money changers (licensed exchange counters in malls, airports, and banks).
• Use credit or debit cards in malls, hotels, and reputable restaurants.
• Keep small notes for taxis, street food, and tips.
• Use Grab (a ride-hailing app) instead of street taxis.
• Use public transport (MRT, Monorail) in Singapore; they are safe and affordable.
• Ask for the price first at street markets.
• Bargain politely in markets (it is expected, not rude).
• Buy electronics only from reputable stores.
• Check return and warranty policies.
• DO NOT take unmetered taxis that refuse to use the meter.
• DO NOT agree to undefined special prices or random rides offered.
• DO NOT follow strangers offering cheap transport at airports or stations.
• DO NOT fall for fake tour guides near attractions.
• DO NOT buy luxury brands from street markets (they are counterfeit).
• DO NOT let shopkeepers distract you while handling money.
• DO NOT accept free gifts that later demand payment.
• DO NOT give your passport or money to anyone claiming to be police on the street.

SINGAPORE ARRIVAL CARD: The Singapore arrival card must be filled out within 3 days before your departure. Kindly proceed via this link https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard/ or via the MyICA Mobile app.

• Flight Cancellation as per the Airlines Rules.
• Travel Destination - Domestic and International - Land Only:
• 50% cancellation fee if canceled more than 30 days before the date of arrival.
• 70% cancellation fee if canceled more than 15 days before the date of arrival.
• 90% cancellation fee if canceled within 10 days of the date of arrival.
• 100% cancellation fee if canceled within 7 days of the date of arrival.
• Covid-19: 100% credit note (valid for 6 months, transferable; extra charges may apply depending on the supplier).