What’s your top tip for living in Singapore?

ZHENYING: JASMINE:

“Be daring and try local food with an open mind to fully enjoy the wide variety of food Singapore has to offer.”

ROHINI:

“Singapore may be tiny, but it has a vibrant diaspora of cultures. Explore each one, and you’ll discover that Singapore is such an interesting place to live in.”

“If you’re working, aim to maintain a good work-life balance to make the most of Singapore.”

ANGE:

“Be open, be curious, be kind, smile, and strike up a chat.”

MEGHA: AMANDA:

“Try everything! The food, the activities, and the nearby travel options. Don’t be afraid of hawker centres; they are awesome and cheaper than supermarkets. Make friends, and be prepared for transience. Lots offriends leave, but lots more arrive - you’ll make a global network of friendships!”

CHRIS:

“Get up and do things early; beat the heat! Then enjoy a siesta during the heat of the day.”

ESTHER:

“Citymapper + SGBusLeh = cheapest and (I think) the best way to travel around Singapore.“

“Listen to our Growing Pains podcast for parenting tips from experts and fellow parents! (haha!) - No, really: Make the most of the beautiful parks and gardens; there are so many to explore with the family. Just remember to always bring a hat, sunscreen and an umbrella!”

DAWN:

“Do your research and check out what education options are available to you and your family. There are so many fantastic international schools, as well as incredible local school options to consider. Don’t rule anything out from the get-go!”

KATE:

“Create a bucket list of all the places you’d like to visit in SG – it’s something fun to do with the family and will push you to explore all Singapore has to offer (which is a lot!).”