I want to know about the living conditions and working environment in Singapore, as well as the immigration problem.

Singapore is an island country with very limited land resources. But being small also has its advantages. If the country is small, it will naturally be easy to manage. The crime rate in Singapore is extremely low, and there are few crimes. It should be considered as one of the few safe big cities in the world. However, a low crime rate does not mean that there is no crime. In order to protect yourself better, we need to pay attention to some aspects. For example, if it is too late, don't go to remote places. Places with rich nightlife are relatively unsafe, such as bud cages or bars near the Singapore River. After all, anything can happen if people drink too much. Also, take care of your belongings, lock the door when you go out for a long time, and don't leave valuables lying around casually. Generally speaking, a little attention will be safe.

If something happens unfortunately, you'd better call the police immediately. The call number is 999, and the general police will arrive soon, so that everything can be completed according to legal procedures, so that your interests will be more guaranteed.

Similarly, we should also be careful not to violate the laws of Singapore while ensuring that we are not infringed. Singapore's legal system is quite perfect, from murder and arson to littering, there are detailed regulations. And strictly enforced. At that time, he tried to refuse the mediation of the president of the United States and whipped an American youth who broke the law. This example is world-famous. Of course, punishment is based on laws and regulations. If you don't break the law, you won't be punished. Moreover, some rumors in China are somewhat untrue, saying that if you make a small mistake, you will be whipped and broadcast live on TV. Actually, it is not. The execution of flogging is not public, because the scene is bloody. It is reported that the whip used for whipping is specially made. After the meat is beaten, the skin is raw, even if it is raised, it will leave a scar. Whipping is a heavy punishment. Generally speaking, only very serious things will be whipped. So don't worry.

Below, I will list some common laws and regulations for your general understanding.

* Spitting may result in a fine of up to S $500, or a penalty under the labor law, or both. Even if you spit, you are not allowed to spit directly in the trash can. Spit on paper, wrap it up and throw it away.

* Littering may result in a fine of up to S $65,438+0,000, or a penalty stipulated in the Labor Law, or both.

* Anyone who presses the subway alarm or emergency brake can be fined up to S $5,000.

* Failure to flush after going to the toilet may result in a fine of up to S $500, or a penalty stipulated by the labor law, or both.

* Crossing the road may result in a minimum fine of S $50.

* Drug trafficking, which is the most serious, the death penalty. It should be noted that at the airport, don't help people you don't know bring things through customs. If you are found carrying drugs, you will be sentenced to death. Recently, a drug dealer in Australia was sentenced to hang, and the person who interceded for the Australian Prime Minister was born to die.

* Anyone who presses the fire alarm at will may be fined up to S $65,438+0,000, or punished according to the labor law, or both.

* Sneaking into the Singapore military camp may be killed on the spot. There are many military camps in Singapore, which are distributed in various places. There are obvious signs outside, separated by barbed wire. Don't sneak in to see it out of curiosity. In that case, your life may be in danger. Similarly, many embassies and government agencies are like this.

* * * Bus evasion, this punishment is the lightest, just make up the difference and double the fare.

* pirated CD, a piece of 1000 Singapore dollars. Don't take this lightly, thinking that the customs will turn a blind eye and catch it badly.

* Theft, imprisonment time and fines are calculated according to the amount.

There are many laws in Singapore, and it takes a lot of effort to understand all the laws. But don't worry too much, pay attention to your behavior, as long as you don't go out of line, you will be fine. In addition, with such comprehensive legal protection, Singapore has become safer and more reassuring.