Known as the "Little Red Dot", Singapore is a small country located in Southeast Asia. Having a land area of about 710 square kilometers, this dynamic and bustling city is considered as one of the richest countries in the world. It is also one of the safest cities to go to for foreign visitors. Singapore offers a wide variety of activities to visitors - may it be going in a shopping frenzy, embarking on a food trip or just soaking into the different cultures. Foreign nationals interested to visit this tiny island nation can stay in Singapore provided their passports have a minimum validity of six months, have sufficient funds to stay in the country and have confirmed return or onward tickets. Visitors are allowed to bring in a liter of wine, beer or spirits (duty-free). However, tobacco products are prohibited. Singapore Changi Airport is the main airport of the country, connecting to more than 200 cities all over the world. Singapore Airlines, the premier carrier of the country, flies daily to Singapore from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). In addition, major budget carrier Tiger Airways has daily flights to Singapore from NAIA and Clark International Airport (in partnership with Philippine-based carrier SEAIR). Philippine Airlines and its sister carrier, AirPhil Express, are also flying to Singapore coming from NAIA Terminals 2 and 3, respectively. Lastly, the Philippines' leading budget airline, Cebu Pacific, is offering cheap flights to Singapore from major Philippine airports in Manila, Clark and Cebu.
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