City-State in Southeast Asia

Singapore is one of only a few city-states in the world, consisting of one main island and about 60 smaller islets.

Multicultural Society

Singapore is home to a harmonious mix of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Eurasian cultures. English is the main working language, but Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil are also official.

Extremely Clean and Green

Known for its strict cleanliness laws (like banning chewing gum), Singapore is also called a "Garden City" with green spaces, rooftop gardens, and vertical forests throughout the city.

One of the World's Busiest Ports

The Port of Singapore is among the top container ports in the world, making the city a global trade hub.

Merlion – The National Symbol

The Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and body of a fish, is an iconic representation of Singapore’s heritage as a fishing village and its original name, Singapura (“Lion City”).

Home to the World’s Best Airport

Changi Airport is regularly voted the best airport in the world, featuring indoor waterfalls, gardens, and entertainment facilities.

No Natural Resources – High Innovation

Despite having no natural resources, Singapore transformed into one of the wealthiest and most advanced countries through innovation, education, and trade.

Strict Laws and High Safety

Singapore is known for being one of the safest countries in the world, thanks to its strict laws and low crime rate.

Fusion Cuisine

Singaporean food blends Chinese, Indian, Malay, and Western influences. Local favorites include chicken rice, laksa, chili crab, and satay. Hawker centers are the heart of its food culture.

Skyscrapers with a Height Limit

Due to air traffic, no building in Singapore can exceed 280 meters in height, despite its dense urban skyline.