What do you need to bring when traveling to Singapore and Malaysia?

What you need to bring when traveling to Singapore and Malaysia is as follows:

I. Carrying luggage and articles

1. Cash/card type: cash (SGD, RMD or RMB), credit card and UnionPay card;

The currency used in Singapore is the Singapore dollar (currency symbol S$). Reference exchange rate: 1 Singapore dollar =5 yuan RMB.

Malaysia uses Malaysian ringgit, and the reference exchange rate is 1 yuan ringgit =2 yuan RMB.

The exchange rate fluctuates from time to time for reference only. )

I suggest you take your ID card to China Bank to exchange some new coins and RM before you travel.

You can also exchange money at the local airport (the airport exchange rate is slightly higher), and this service can also be used in most shopping centers and hotels in Singapore and Malaysia. You can also withdraw cash directly from the ATM, but you have to pay the handling fee.

In addition to cash, tourists are advised to bring UnionPay cards and credit cards out of the country, which is convenient and fast, and the exchange rate is more economical, which is convenient for playing and shopping.

2. Clothes:

Singapore and Malaysia are like summer all the year round, with hot weather, and the annual average temperature is above 30. It is suggested to bring an extra set of summer clothes according to the number of days of travel.

Visiting during the day is very tiring, so I don't necessarily have time to wash clothes at night, and I don't necessarily do it after washing. It is necessary to have a suit every day.

Long clothes and trousers are also necessary (air conditioning on airplanes, airports, especially tour buses is cold. You must take a coat.

Bikini swimsuit, sandals, lights-out shoes (shoes need to be taken off when entering the mosque);

The air conditioning in the car is cold, especially in Malaysia. Remember to bring a coat to the car every day. A lady in a skirt suggests covering her legs with a shawl.

Genting Casino Malaysia requires men to wear long-sleeved collared shirts, ankle-length trousers and shoes, but slippers and sandals are not allowed. Women are not required.

3, toiletries:

Overseas hotels basically do not provide disposable toiletries such as slippers, toothbrushes and toothpaste. Guests should bring their own! Please bring your own towels, slippers, shower gel, shampoo/conditioner, facial cleanser, toothpaste, toothbrush and other items;

4, drug carrying:

Traveling abroad may make you feel unwell, so you should prepare some standing medicines for emergencies (it is recommended to bring three standing medicines 1. Cold medicine; 2. Allergic drugs; 3. Antidiarrheal drugs and your commonly used drugs). Chinese medicine cannot be bought abroad.

People with heart disease and diabetes should take medicines with them and take them according to the doctor's instructions. Don't take other people's medicine casually. When carrying regular drugs, you should avoid carrying powder to avoid being mistaken for contraband. The elderly or people in poor health should first get an English diagnosis certificate with Chinese explanation from the hospital accompanied by their family members for later use. It is recommended to bring a box of Huoxiang Zhengqi soft capsules, which can be used for carsickness and heatstroke. It's recommended to take Kairuitan (tropical fruits and food are easy to cause allergies) and seasickness medicine (to prevent carsickness) with you.

5, skin care advice: it is recommended to carry a mask, sunscreen (SPF50+), after-sun repair essence, comb, mirror, cotton pad, toilet water according to personal habits (mosquitoes in Southeast Asia are still very poisonous, spray it when necessary. );

6. Daily necessities: wet wipes, paper towels, sunglasses, sun umbrellas, mobile phone chargers and spare batteries, and charging treasures (in case the mobile phone is out of power when taking pictures); Hair dryer, etc.

7. Mobile phone:

In foreign countries, if you need to answer the phone, please open international roaming in the business hall before you travel so that the phone can be used normally. International roaming charges are high, and Singapore belongs to 3 yuan District (reference fee: 2.99 yuan/minute for domestic calls and 1.99 yuan/minute for local calls in Thailand). You can also buy a local calling card.

Call domestic mobile phone: 00+86+ domestic mobile phone number.

Please dial 008613812345678+03812345678 for mobile phones.

To call a domestic landline: 00+86+ area code+landline number. For example, Beijing is 0 10, just call 10, and Shanghai is 020. Just enter 20. ? Please dial 0086 10877 12345 if calling Beijing landlines.

Second, the power socket problem

The voltages in Singapore and Malaysia are 220 volts and 50 hertz. Sockets are British, mostly flat with 3 holes or cylindrical with 2 holes. If China wants to use it, it must buy a converter. The hotel may not provide it, please buy the adapter in China in advance.

Third, what you need to know when traveling in Singapore!

The laws in Singapore are very strict. Please respect local laws and regulations.

Singapore is one of the cleanest cities in the world After more than 20 years of public education and strict measures against littering, Singapore has become clean and green today.

According to the law, the first offender who litters in any form will be fined S $65,438+0,000, and those who have a criminal record and clean up public places will be fined S $2,000 as a warning.

Visitors must always pay attention to environmental hygiene, spitting and littering will be fined S $65,438+0,000. Failure to flush after using the toilet will result in a fine of S $75 yuan.

2. Singapore advocates smoking ban. Public places, indoors, hotels, buses, theaters, cinemas, restaurants, air-conditioned shopping malls and government agencies are all non-smoking areas.

Recently, the government has banned smoking in public restaurants and most buildings with a radius of 5 meters. Only the specific smoking areas are clearly marked with bright yellow paint. Violation of the regulations will result in a fine of S $ 500- 1000.

3. Pedestrians must take the crosswalk. There is a fine of S $50 for climbing over the railing. If there is no crosswalk within 50 meters, you should cross the road at the traffic lights.

Chewing gum is not allowed to be brought into the country, and it is forbidden to eat in Singapore. Offenders will be fined.

Supplementary explanation:

Malaysia is a Muslim country. It is forbidden to use the left hand in communication. Malays think the left hand is not clean. Don't use your left hand when giving something to others, use your right hand. Malays are also very taboo to touch their heads, and they can't even touch others' backs at will. Malays don't eat pork, dead animals and animal blood.

◆ Precautions for visiting the mosque: Take off your shoes before entering the hall, and women should pay attention to wearing arms and feet that cannot be exposed; On legal holidays, women are not allowed to enter the prayer hall; Don't walk in front of Muslims who are praying. You are not allowed to take pictures in the temple without permission. Don't touch the Koran.

When you leave the hotel, remember to get into the habit of storing your luggage. You will take more things on the road than staying at home. Therefore, when you are in a scenic spot, a restaurant or cafe on the street, you may forget to bring your mobile phone, coat or notebook when you leave.

Make several copies of all important documents, including passports, visa pages, insurance, etc. , and put them in a different place from the original. Scan all important files at the same time and put them in the mailbox. Even if all the luggage is lost, you can find the required documents as long as you can surf the Internet.

◆ Never leave your luggage unattended in any public place.

Emergency call

Ambulance: 995? Alarm: 999? Fire alarm telephone: 995

Embassy of China in Singapore: 64 18-0333 (Address: Dongling Road 150? (Tang Lin Road 150? )

Embassy of China in Malaysia: 00603-2 1428495, 2141729 (Address: 229 Anbang Road, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50450).

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The Republic of Singapore (English: Republic of Singapore), referred to as Singapore for short, formerly known as Singapore, Sin Chew or Sing Tao, also known as the Lion City, is an island country in Southeast Asia with a parliamentary political system. Singapore is adjacent to Malaysia across the Johor Strait in the north, Indonesia across the Singapore Strait in the south, and the southern mouth of the Straits of Malacca. In addition to Singapore Island (accounting for 88.5% of the national area), its territory also includes 63 surrounding islands.

Malaysia is divided into two parts by the South China Sea: Malaysia Peninsula in the Malay Peninsula (Thailand in the north and Singapore across the Johor Strait in the south) and Sarawak in Sabah in the north of kalimantan island (Indonesia in the south and Brunei between Sabah and Sarawak)?

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