What documents do I need to prepare to go to Singapore?

Travel must be prepared, and so must some messy preparations at home. Now Bian Xiao will talk to you about some related strategies. You can look at these contents, about the preparation before departure and about the itinerary.

Prepare 1 and visa before departure.

1. 1 Singapore visa

There is nothing to say. Taobao can sign for it in about three working days, which is also quite fast and the materials are not complicated. The charge is 582 for two people. I actually received two pieces of paper, not the kind of stickers in Thailand. )

1.2 Malaysia visa

It's a long story. You can write a Malaysian visa guide.

For friends who are going for the first time, popular science is coming.

There are two kinds of Malay electronic visas: ENTRI and EVISA.

The difference between ENTRI( 160) and EVISA (about 300) visas:

1, the residence time is different, the former 15 days, the latter 30 days.

2. The ports of entry are different. The former can only fly to the mainland (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) and Singapore, while the latter can fly around the world.

3. The port of departure is different. The former can only be the mainland (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan), Singapore (by plane) and Thailand, while the latter can be the whole world.

4. The entry point is different. The former can only be eight designated points +BSI, and the latter is all points of the whole horse.

Enter eight entrances.

1, KLIA and KLIA 2

1 Terminal (KLIA2)

2. Penang Bai Liu Airport

3. Johor Bamboo Knife International Airport

4. Chittagong Langkawi International Airport

5. Sabah Kota Kingking Na Ba International Airport.

6. Sarawak Kuching International Airport

7. Malacca Batu Brendan Airport

8. Labuan Airport, a federal jurisdiction.

It's so complicated, Taobao can help you with it, but Taobao will usually let you handle EVISA because they will make a lot of money. EVISA is about 300 for one person and 600 for two people. After doing a lot of homework, we decided to do it ourselves. Official website can apply at the Malaysian Immigration Bureau himself. We fly from Singapore to Kota Kinabalu, which meets the ENTRI conditions.

So the key point is: Singapore can apply for ENTRI in Kota Kinabalu, and official website can apply for 160/ person, and the visa will be issued ten minutes after the application.

Step 2 book air tickets

Book a flight about a month in advance and compare where to fly pig Ctrip and other websites. Finally, where are our five flights scheduled? Specific air tickets for reference:

8.2 1 Tiger Airways from Nanjing to Singapore 1764/ Two persons

8.24 SIA to Kota Kinabalu (Kota Kinabalu, land) AirAsia 772/ two people.

8.26 Kota Kinabalu Feidou Lake (Semporna where I cried in order to go to America) AirAsia 346/ two people.

8.28 Duhu to AirAsia Kuala Lumpur 1 144/ two people

9.2 Kuala Lumpur to AirAsia Shanghai 1 188/ Two persons

Five flights for two people * * * Cost: 52 14 yuan RMB. It should be noted that as Tiger Airways AirAsia is a low-cost airline, there is no luggage to check in, so we can only add a carry-on backpack to the 20-inch boarding box. AirAsia stipulates that it can't exceed 7kg, but it didn't actually check it.

Step 3 book a hotel

Booking and agoda are almost useless. Where to go online is the best, almost always deciding where to go (where to live, the cost will be written in detail later).

4. Exchange Singapore dollars and Malaysian dollars.

Singapore

US dollars can be exchanged by China Bank, so you need to call the bank to make an appointment, because tickets to visit Singapore are all booked online. In fact, after three days in Singapore, you changed 200 Singapore dollars (1000 RMB).

There should be no direct exchange in Malaysia (it is said that there are several in Beijing), so we have no exchange in China. We have changed a little in Singapore and Malaysia.

In addition: Malaysia's 7 1 1 supports Alipay, and the exchange rate is also very good, which is super convenient.

5. Telephone card &; transportation card

I bought a universal network card from Malaysia, Singapore, 15 days, and the network was automatically configured. The network speed of Mr. Yuan's card is ok, but his back is very poor and he is very angry. I bought a 250/ 2 Taobao card and also sent a plug converter (both Singapore and Malaysia are British sockets, which are not common and need a plug converter).

It is not recommended that both people buy network cards and phone cards, because the Malay taxi software Grab needs phone cards, which is very economical! ! (I was killed without taking a taxi with grab, so I walked behind a lot and ran away every day. )

Singapore suggests buying or renting transportation cards for tuberculosis. Ezlink is very practical.

The traffic in Malay is more complicated. Many companies have not prepared bus cards.

6. Luggage

Clothes: two boxes

Change clothes+sunglasses+slippers (must be prepared, many hotels don't provide them)+swimsuit+toothbrush and toothpaste (or buy them there)+comb (I don't provide or buy them anywhere,/kloc-I haven't combed my hair for 0/3 days). Sun protection: you can buy three bottles of aloe vera gel locally (the sun in countries near the equator is really poisonous)

Others: passport+ID card+camera+charging treasure+charger+money+card+commonly used medicine (it is recommended to prepare motion sickness medicine when going out to sea! ! ! )

Others: You can bring a coat. The airport is very cold, and so is the plane. Singapore Malay has enough air conditioning. It is recommended that girls bring a beach towel to keep warm and protect themselves from the sun. Finally, remember to bring a pen, so you don't have to borrow pens everywhere when filling out the entry and exit forms.

7, commonly used software

Googlemap+ Baidu Map (Teacher Yuan can be said to be a small expert in checking subway buses)

Grab (Malay legal taxi software, cheap and easy to use, Uber is illegal in Malaysia, and local Chinese say they will let you go if they are found)

Language software: Is there any translation or something? In Singapore, you can use Mandarin all the way, with a little more Malay, and basic spoken English is enough. We don't use language software. )

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