How much is more suitable for traveling in Singapore?

Singapore is a very dynamic country in Southeast Asia. It is also a country with a large number of Chinese. It has a very developed economic system. The rules here are very strict and exciting. Share with you the most appropriate amount of money for traveling in Singapore.

As a tourist attraction in Southeast Asia and even the whole world, Singapore is visited by countless people every day, especially in winter, and a large number of friends from China come to Singapore for the winter.

Have you ever thought about this question, how much money is appropriate for traveling in Singapore? Through the personal practice of countless people, it is proved that how much money to take to Singapore is a university question. ......

Taking too much cash can lead to fines and imprisonment. Some people think it is difficult for them to go abroad once. I heard that there are many interesting and delicious foods in Singapore. How can they have fun without enough money? ! So you will bring a lot of cash.

However, pay attention, know-it-all reminds everyone that it is best not to bring so much cash! On the back of the Singapore entry white card, it says that if the total cash you bring to Singapore exceeds S $20,000, you need to fill out the form honestly and declare it to the Immigration Bureau! You can't be rich and willful ~ if you don't declare truthfully, you may face a fine of S $50,000 or three years' imprisonment, or both.

This is not a know-it-all. Ali, a 38-year-old gold trader in Bangladesh, was fined S $20,000 for bringing 654.38+0.4 million in cash into Singapore without reporting to the authorities!

Ali started his gold business from 20 14. He bought gold in Malaysia and sold it at a high price in Bangladesh. From 20 16, he also began to buy gold in Singapore, so he often entered Singapore with a large sum of money without declaring it once.

On June 24th, 20 17, the defendant arrived in Singapore and was stopped by the Immigration and Checkpoint Bureau at T 1. Unexpectedly, he found that his suitcase contained foreign banknotes equivalent to130,000 Singapore dollars, but Ali said at the time that he didn't know that he needed to declare.

But this is not "ignorance is innocence". Later, Ali faced the accusation of 1 1 and was fined S $20,000. According to the allegations, Ali entered Singapore with a huge sum of S $ 1.4 million from September 20 16 to June 7/kloc-0.

Being fined is very painful because I don't know what I need to declare. In fact, some people were sentenced to jail for bringing a large amount of cash into the country without declaring it.

A 47-year-old Malaysian man entered Singapore 654.38+000 times in eight months with S $654.38+020 thousand in cash. He was sentenced to three years' imprisonment by a Singapore court.

With too little cash, he was held in a "little black room" and repatriated.

Then someone thought, then I don't have cash. I will bring a bank card. What am I afraid of?

Know-it-all tells you: never! ! Bring more cash, just declare it at most. If you bring less, you may be locked up in a "little black room" or even sent back to China! ! The Singapore Immigration Bureau has minimum requirements for those who enter Singapore with tourist visas to bring cash!

Although there is no specific provision on how much cash to bring into the country, the entry visa is clearly written in black and white:

Having a valid visa does not guarantee your smooth entry into Singapore. You must also meet the following conditions:

Passports valid for more than 6 months

Sufficient funds to stay in Singapore

Confirmed return ticket

"Sufficient funds to stay in Singapore" needs to cover all the expenses required during the trip except hotel and air tickets, which is about between S $ 100-150 per day.

How much do you need? After summarizing the history of countless netizens' tears, S $ 1000 is a more appropriate number. Otherwise, the Immigration Bureau will think that you don't have S $ 1000 when you come to Singapore. What are you doing here? The purpose is very impure. ......

Many netizens have suffered a big loss on this!

1, Chinese aunt was repatriated with 800 yuan.

Aunt Zhejiang, 5 1 year old, came to see her husband who has worked for ten years. This is Aunt Chen's first visit to Singapore. Her husband feels embarrassed to be separated from his wife at ordinary times. Now that he has the conditions, he wants to take her to enjoy happiness.

As a result, Aunt Chen was stopped at the gate of Singapore Customs and then repatriated? Aunt Chen and her husband just don't understand why the visa is legal and they can't get in.

It turned out that Aunt Chen had too little money with her-strictly speaking, it did not meet the condition that immigrants needed to "have enough money to use during their stay in Singapore".

Aunt Chen said that the customs officers asked her what she was doing in Singapore. She said that she was traveling, and then she was handed over to an immigration officer in China and brought to the office, also known as the "little black room". She asked her aunt several questions one after another for almost three hours!

Aunt Chen is nervous and afraid. Mandarin is not very good. Communication is a problem. I remember being asked several times. What are you doing in Singapore? When she talked about traveling, someone asked her how much money she had brought. She said realistically that she brought 800 yuan, so she didn't bring much money because her husband was here.

Then, the customs official asked her to show her the return ticket. Aunt Chen was puzzled and said that she didn't know if she had bought it, because she didn't know anything, and it was all caused by her family.

People can't answer anything they ask, and they can't show anything they want to show. Aunt Chen is anxious.

I used China's calling card to call my husband, but I couldn't get through. I also asked the customs officer to call me. I don't know if I don't understand my Mandarin or what. The official refused.

As a result, Aunt Chen was sent back to China the next day, and the staff arranged her room and board. The airline paid the plane ticket in advance, and it was decided that Aunt Chen's son would pick her up.

On this trip to Singapore, my husband didn't see it, and the customs didn't go in. He only walked at the airport once. Aunt Chen said that if you have more money, you are afraid of encountering thieves. I really regret it in retrospect!

2, too little money, was "interviewed" in the little black room.

Know-it-all had received complaints from netizens before the box was broken. He didn't bring enough money when he entered the country, so he was called to the "little black room" of the customs and kept for two hours before he was released:

"When I came to Singapore before, I had an unexpected trip to the' little black house',' because I didn't bring enough cash.

When I was about to enter the customs that day, the customs officer asked me if I had any cash.

I don't usually have the habit of carrying cash. It's very convenient to use UnionPay in Singapore now, so I rummaged through my pockets, just one hundred Singapore dollars and one hundred RMB. ......

As a result, the customs called me for questioning. About 1-2 hours before and after. Ask me what I'm doing here and check my information. I'm dressed in sloppy clothes, just a pair of slippers and a pair of big shorts. Maybe people think I'm not here to travel.

I took out all my bank cards and the hotel list. I booked a room in Jinsha at that time.

Once the information was checked and confirmed to be correct, they gave me permission.

It's scary to think about it. If I don't book a hotel, I'm really not sure. I'll pay attention next time. When I enter Singapore, I will wear better clothes and bring enough money!

Although under normal circumstances, it is unlikely that the customs will spot-check you and will not open your wallet for no reason, the know-it-all should remind everyone that even if you get a visa, it is not foolproof, and the customs still has reason to refuse you entry.

Therefore, when you travel to Singapore, you must bring the right amount of money and don't get yourself into trouble.