1. Highest quality of life within Asia

• Source: Mercer, “Singapore tops Mercer's 21st Quality of Living ranking for Asia”

2.Second safest city in the world

• Source: Economist Intelligence Unit, 2019 Safe Cities Index

3. Best Asian city to live and work in

• Source: HSBC, 2019 HSBC Expat Explorer Survey

The safety and security of your family are well-guaranteed in Singapore. With its perennially-low crime rate, transparent judicial system, and reliable police force actively supported by citizens, Singapore is globally recognized as one of the world’s safest countries.

1. Excellent quality of life

Apart from having a stable political situation and a low crime rate, Singapore also provides excellent medical, education, housing, entertainment and transportation services for its residents. In addition, some of the most beautiful countries in the world are only a short flight (no more than a few hours) away from Singapore. Singapore’s standard of living has consistently been among the best in the world, while still affordable for everyone.

2. World-class healthcare

In Singapore, you and your family are able to access an internationally-recognized healthcare system. Be it at public, private, community hospitals or national specialty centers, you can reap the benefits of top medical facilities and services at any time.

3. World’s best education

Singapore attaches great importance to education. Apart from having the best primary and secondary education system in the world, the Singaporean teaching of mathematical and scientific foundations in particular is globally recognised. In addition, local universities and colleges have long stood among the top ranks in the global index.

4. Easy commuting

Traveling around Singapore is a breeze. Singapore's well-designed roads ensure that your travel in Singapore is smooth and fast. Whether by bus, subway, taxi or chartered bus, it takes less than an hour and a half to travel from the east to the west of Singapore.

5. A ‘garden city’

Singapore is a prosperous city bursting with greenery, earning it the international moniker of a ‘garden city’. Hundreds of natural ecological areas dot the island - these parks, nature reserves, mangroves, mudflats and coral reefs are habitats for the flora and fauna. Singapore is also home to the renowned otter family!

The Singapore Botanic Gardens and the Gardens by the Bay are highly popular spots. The former is the first UNESCO World Heritage site in Singapore, while the latter has won awards.