Singapore, located in the heart of Southeast Asia. Singapore has an interesting blend of Western and Asian culture but it continues to embrace tradition and modernity today. Singapore city overflows with extensive energy and bursting with exciting events from arts and culture to lifestyle and fashion. The people of Singapore are friendly and welcome other nationalities. Singapore has an impressive state-of-the-art infrastructure. Singapore city offers countless unique and memorable experiences for visitors.
FACTS AND FIGURES
| Size of Singapore |
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Total land area in 704 square kilometers. |
| Population |
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5.04 million |
| People |
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The main race consists of Chinese, Malay, Indian & Eurasian ethnicities, as well as aix of other nationalities. |
AIRPORT RECEPTION
Airport Pick up service can be arranged for International students arriving at Changi Airport. A representative will welcome you at the airport.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation ranges from S$300 to S$1,500 depending on the geographical area, type of accommodation, demand, facilities and the number of people sharing. Security deposit and agent commission is approximately 1 – 2 months rental rate.
| Accommodation Type |
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Estimated Cost per Month |
| Private Hostel |
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S$300 - S$750
(sharing / single room) |
Room in HDB Flat housing |
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S$300 - S$600 |
Whole unit in HDB Flat housing |
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From S$1,500 - S$3,000 |
Room in private housing / condominium |
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S$800 - S$1,200 |
Whole unit in private housing / condominium |
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S$800 - S$1,200 |
FSTM students are encouraged to take up accommodation at the hostel which is under the care of Madhu International Education & Technology Services. The hostel is located 10 minutes away from FSTM.
| Hostel Name |
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Fortune Students Hostel |
| Address |
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116 Telok Kurau Lorong J Singapore 426946
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| Contact No. |
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+65 6348882 |
| Contact Person |
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Mr Antonio Buzi Wee |
| Room Rates |
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8 to a room - $250 per student / month
4 to a room - $400 per student / month |
RULES & CIVIC CONDUCT
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Smoking : Smoking is not allowed in public transports, train stations, bus interchanges, lifts, theatres, cinemas, government offices, and in air-conditioned restaurants and shopping centres . First-time offenders face a maximum fine of S$1,000
Smoking is not allowed in the school and the area surrounding the vicinity of the school.
- Littering : To maintain the clean and green city, there are strict laws against littering of any kind in Singapore. First-time offenders found littering can face a fine of up to S$1,000. For repeat offenders--it's a fine of up to S$2,000 and a Corrective Work Order (CWO).
- Drug Trafficking : There is death penalty for those convicted of trafficking, manufacturing, importing or exporting drugs in Singapore.
- Working is Not Allowed For Student’s Pass Holders : International students must abide by the rules and regulations set out by ICA which includes the strict prohibition from working while holding a Student’s Pass.
Any student caught working in Singapore may lose their Student pass, be sent home without refund and may be fined by the courts here.
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