In Singapore tipping is not customary, the country does not have a tipping culture and in some areas including the airport, tipping is not allowed.
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A surcharge of 10% is normally added to your room rates in most Singapore hotels and this amount is said to cover the services of the concierge, doorman, etc. Taxi Drivers: Should I tip? Taxi drivers in Singapore do not expect a tip if you wish you can round up the fare.
Currency. The official currency of Singapore is the Singapore dollar. Credit cards are widely accepted in restaurants, bars, shops, hotels and taxis in Singapore.
What is the safest way to take money to Singapore? To avoid carrying too much cash, and to cut out the costs of foreign transaction fees, using a travel money card from a digital provider like Wise or Revolut can be a good choice.
Carrying your passport is not mandatory in Singapore, except when you have committed a crime or need official services. Below are tips on how to protect your passport: Make copies: The police accept digital and hard passport copies instead of original passports during random checks.
All taxis in Singapore use the meter so there's no haggling involved, and cash is the preferred method of payment. Some cabs may accept credit card payments but there is an additional 10% service fee and tax.