What recommendations do you have for ussians visiting Singapore?
Singapore’s authorities do not require tourists to have medical insurance, but for your own peace of mind, I’d advise you to buy one before you come here. Singapore’s healthcare system is impeccable and, compared to other countries, is not too expensive. However, if something rather serious happens to you here, the treatment may cost you an arm and a leg. If you were hospitalised in Singapore, upon discharge you should ask your doctor to write you a certificate to prove that you are fit to fly back home. If you fail to do so, there is a doctor on duty at Changi airport who will examine you before the flight and issue the certificate, if he deems you fit. But, in this case, be prepared to part with S$160, so it’s better to remember about the certificate in the first place. Also, please remember that many countries, including Singapore, reject entry to individuals whose passports are valid for less than six months. Countries offering visa on arrival may expect you to have a whole blank p
