Singapore

The EZ-Link card is the contactless travel card of choice in Singapore to ride smoothly in the MRT, LRT and even the public buses, with a speedy tap-in/tap-out and distance based fares which reward transfers within a ride. Passengers have the option to purchase and refill at MRT stations, ticket offices, convenient shops and self-service machines or use the SimplyGo …

Singapore has one of the most efficient, safe and reliable public transport systems in the world and this provides seamless connectivity throughout the island. Be it a tourist visiting the sites of interest or a resident who has to travel to and fro on a daily basis, the system of MRT trains, city buses and cabs makes it easy and …

As of November 8, 2025, the Singapore Dollar is strong against all major global and regional currencies thanks to solid economic fundamentals and credible financial conditions in the city. Thus, Setup Fees in Singapore Forex will influence the exchange rates. The Singapore dollar is one of Asia’s most stable currencies due to the impact of monetary policy, trade performance, and global market …

The following table shows the current export exchange rates of Singapore as per the major global currencies i.e. the US Dollar (USD), the Euro (EUR), the Indian Rupee (INR), the Russian Ruble (RUB), the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT), and the Pakistani Rupee (PKR). They are just estimated mid-market rates that are to be regarded as an approximate guide, because the conversion …

First week. That’s when most students realise – Singapore isn’t cheap. It looks calm, clean, efficient… but the bills stack up. Rent bites first. Then food. Then those surprise costs – laundry, top-up card, late-night kopi. Welcome to student life in one of Asia’s most expensive cities. Still, students come here by the thousands. For NUS, NTU, SIM, SMU – …

The currency exchange rates in Singapore fluctuate a lot day to day, based on global market fluctuation patterns, central bank monetary policy, as well as demand for foreign currencies. As a traveller, investor, or business owner, knowing the current rates is an important part of making better financial decisions. The SGD remains one of Asia’s strongest currencies and allows the …

Travelling to Singapore? Need to send or receive payments or transactions in Singapore Dollar (SGD) currency? It’s important to understand how the Singapore Dollar compares with other major currencies of the world, like the US Dollar (USD), the Euro (EUR), the Indian Rupee (INR), the  Pakistani Rupee (PKR), the Russian Ruble (RUB), the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT), and others. Here are …

The morning screens at trading floors showed mild movements. Nothing wild, but enough to make dealers squint. A quiet Monday, with numbers rolling and analysts comparing notes on who blinked first, the dollar or the euro. Across Asia and Europe, the rates looked calm but slightly restless. Exchange houses in Singapore, Mumbai, and Dubai adjusted their boards as messages from …

The exchange rates vary on a daily basis depending on market conditions, economies in the world as well as the demand of currencies. By 30 October 2025, the United Overseas Bank (UOB) has issued its latest indicative rates of foreign exchange, relative to the Singapore Dollar (SGD). These rates act as a template in the exchange of currency between common …

Singapore dollar (SGD) is one of the strongest currencies in the region of Asia; hence the need to continuously update on the exchange data to make the right conversions. Be it you are converting in US Dollars (USD) to United Arab Emirates Dirhams (AED) or in British Pounds (GBP), understanding the real time rates can assist in travelling, trade or …