Short, Simple and Interesting FAQs
No, you are not allowed to bring chewing gum into Singapore. Chewing gum has been banned in Singapore since 1992, except for therapeutic purposes and with a doctor’s prescription. This ban was implemented to maintain cleanliness and to prevent the damage caused by discarded gum on public infrastructure, such as trains, buses, and public areas. … Read more
When entering Singapore, visitors are allowed to bring in a certain amount of goods for personal use without incurring customs duty or Goods and Services Tax (GST). The following are some examples of goods that can be brought into Singapore: Clothes, shoes, and personal accessories – You are allowed to bring in reasonable quantities of … Read more
There are several items that are not allowed to be brought into Singapore. These include: Chewing gum – It is illegal to bring chewing gum into Singapore, except for therapeutic purposes and with a doctor’s prescription. Controlled drugs and psychotropic substances – All controlled drugs, including prescription medication that contains psychotropic substances, are prohibited without … Read more