1. No Chewing Gum Allowed
Chewing gum is banned in Singapore, including both sale and consumption. Carrying chewing gum into the country is prohibited and may result in a fine.
2. No Littering
Travelers to Singapore should always be mindful of keeping the environment clean. Littering is strictly prohibited and may result in a fine. Violators could also be required to participate in community clean-up activities and receive counseling.
3. No Eating or Drinking on Public Transport
Singapore is renowned for its cleanliness. Eating or drinking on public transportation is prohibited, and violators may be fined.
4. No Smoking in Public Areas
Smoking is generally prohibited in public places in Singapore, including MRT, buses, theaters, cinemas, restaurants, air-conditioned shops, and government buildings. Violators may face fines. If you need to smoke, look for designated smoking areas.
5. No Jaywalking
Singapore has strict social norms. Jaywalking, or crossing the road outside of designated crosswalks, is punishable. Pedestrians must use pedestrian crossings and are prohibited from climbing over barriers.
6. No Feeding Pigeons
Pigeons can be found almost everywhere in Singapore. However, if you feed them, you will face a fine.
7. No Street Graffiti
Graffiti is considered vandalism in Singapore and is strictly prohibited.
