Many students from India are
opting to study in Singapore, and
the reason is not hard to find. The country’s proximity to India, an education
system that is on par with the west but is far easier on the pocket, modern
infrastructure, good governance, and well-regulated traffic, all make Singapore
an ideal location for students not just from India but the rest of the worlds
as well.
A student who chooses to STUDY ABROAD has
to learn a few survival tips and tricks that she needs to learn in order to
adjust well to the new culture and make the most of her time abroad, and
Singapore is no different. As the famous author, Elizabeth Gilbert said, every
city has its own word, that is a part of its philosophy, the words for
Singapore can be taken as rules and efficiency. Singapore has a far greater
number of rules than India, and rules are strictly followed. It is important to
understand the culture of and take the necessary precautions when you study in Singapore
Rules for Students Who Study In Singapore
1. You Will Need To Buy Medical Insurance
International Students are
required to pay for medical insurance from their own pocket as Singapore does
not have a single payer health care system. You can choose from various options
and decide about how many extra covers you want to add to your insurance. Its
best to choose an option that is likely to cover all estimated medical bills
for common ailments as well as any major illness or injury.
2. Beware Of Mosquitoes
If you think you have escaped the
mosquito menace when you STUDY
IN SINGAPORE, we are sorry to disappoint you. Singapore has been facing
a number of outbreaks related to mosquito-borne diseases such as dengue and chikungunya.
You will need to take the same precautions against mosquitos that you take back
home, such as wearing clothes that cover you completely and applying mosquito
repellent
3. Stay Safe from the Smog
Singapore is known as one of the
cleanest and greenest cities in the world, however even it has not escaped from
the effects of pollution. Especially in the months between June and October every
year, pollution levels are at their highest as the cities skies are enveloped
in a thick layer of haze. You will need to take the necessary precautions and
follow the advice given by the government of Singapore.
4. Curb Your Temptation to Paint Graffiti
The ‘josh’ of students when it
comes to burning issues is quite well-known throughout the world, and it is
quite possible that you may find yourself empathizing deeply with a local issue
and may choose to express yourself through graffiti, while you study in Singapore, but be warned
the country has some very draconian laws against writing graffiti on walls.
Doing any of these things can be punished with judicial caning, which is also
the punishment used when you overstay your visa.
5. Don’t Drink and Drive
The offence of drinking and
driving is taken very seriously in Singapore and is punished with 10 years
prison sentence. If you are planning to go out for drinks with friends then
make sure that you assign a designated driver in your group, or better still
take a cab.
6. Stay Away From Chewing Gum
It’s strange but true, chewing
gum is banned in the country, if you are caught chewing gum while you you may
end up paying a hefty fine. So it’s best to curb the habit, while you study in Singapore.
if you follow the rules prescribed
by the government and take the necessary precautions, Singapore can be a great
place to study.
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