2. The starting price is about S $2.4 (12 RMB), and then every 4 km 1 S $. (5 yuan)
3. If you eat out, it is recommended to go to a snack center, which is cheaper, with a meal of 2-3 Singapore dollars. McDonald's and KFC are generally around S $ 5-6 (25-30 yuan RMB), while restaurants are more expensive, about S $ 10.
If accommodation is considered, the accommodation fee for one day is around S $ 100, plus expenses, it costs S $200 for one day and S $400 for two days.
In Singapore, it is illegal to work without a work visa.
I only know the student visa. I can find some part-time jobs. I can find them, but they are hard to find.
Question 2: Can I use RMB to travel to Malaysia and Singapore? No, I suggest you change it after going abroad. You can also change it into dollars and then into Malaysian ringgit or Singapore dollar. At present, there is no exchange of Malaysian ringgit, and the exchange of US dollars and RMB is very cost-effective, which is higher than that in China. UnionPay cards and credit cards have never been used, because it is too much trouble for foreigners to go through the formalities. UnionPay cards and credit cards that can be used in China may not be available abroad, but visa and master are the best. It is said that there are many credit card crimes in Malaysia. It is best to use credit cards in large shopping malls. To be on the safe side, we still plan to take US dollars. If we don't spend a lot of money on travel, neither country needs a lot of money. One is not enough, you can exchange money locally. It is convenient to exchange money between Singapore and Malaysia. Answer: 2012-01-3016: 38.
Question 3: Can Singapore use RMB? It is said that most of Singapore comes from China, but it is not China after all.
You need to exchange Singapore dollars at a banking institution.
But some people can do it if they want to.
Question 4: Can I use RMB to travel to Singapore? Yes, according to today's Beijing time 11:11,update the latest foreign exchange quotation:1RMB =0.2029 Singapore dollars. Please accept it!
Question 5: Can RMB be used in Singapore? Can Singapore use RMB? The Singapore dollar (SGD for short) is the legal tender of Singapore and marked with SGD.
currency conversion
1 Singapore dollar =4.85 13 RMB.
1 RMB =0.206 1 Singapore dollar.
The transaction price is subject to the transaction price at the bank counter. Update time: 2016-1-1015: 54.
Question 6: Can you directly exchange RMB for new currency in Singapore? Shops can't use RMB directly, but it's convenient to exchange RMB.
Renminbi can be exchanged in banks, and there will be private money repayment shops in slightly larger shopping malls, which are generally run by Indians.
Of course, credit cards are the most convenient.
If you have any questions, ask them.
Question 7: Can Singapore airport exchange RMB for new currency? I don't know what you mean. You have to pay taxes every time you swipe your card. . . At least I've never seen such a magical card in all my years here. . .
There are restrictions on bringing cash into Singapore. Although it is generally not checked, it is better to be careful. Better change new coins. I seldom see foreign students bring a large number of new coins back to China to use. You can change a few hundred Singapore dollars into pocket money at the airport, and then go to Chinatown to change all RMB into Singapore dollars, when you are settled. The exchange rate of private exchange points in Chinatown is still good, and sometimes it can be cut to a big price. If you bring more than S $30,000 into Singapore, you must declare it. For unnecessary trouble, it is best not to exceed this amount.
Students who pass 1 year can open an account in a local bank in Singapore. After getting the account, you can ask your parents to remit money to your account, or you can bring a sum of money and change it into a new currency after opening an account. I've never seen a bank card being taxed. Just swipe your card and you can take it out. Although Singapore is safe, it is better to keep such a large sum of cash in the bank. Don't carry a lot of cash with you.
Question 8: Can I remit RMB directly from Singapore to Bank of China? Can't remit RMB from scratch.
Are your friends at AOL Bank reliable?
In addition, there is no time limit for foreign remittance, but there is a limit on the amount, ranging from half a month to one month. So I suggest you ask your friend if the bank of America transfer was successful.
Question 9: Is it cost-effective to take US dollars or RMB to Singapore? In Singapore, currency is freely convertible, and currency exchange places can be seen everywhere. So you can bring any currency, but I personally suggest bringing RMB. If you take US dollars, you still have to exchange them for new ones in Singapore, so there will be exchange rate losses if you exchange them twice, while if you take RMB, you only need to exchange them once. The best way is to bring a dual-currency credit card with UnionPay logo and some RMB cash. In Singapore, almost every store (including private outlets) can use a credit card, and many places can also use UnionPay (but tell them to use UnionPay, otherwise it will be settled in US dollars). I suggest that you can change RMB into new currency at the airport, so that you can have cash. Try to swipe your card where you can. Now, why not save it for dinner and take the bus?
Question 10: First trip to Singapore. Can Singapore use RMB to travel to other countries? When you get there, you will spend money in local currency. Not only in Singapore, but also foreigners who come to China will spend money in RMB.