WORK

• Courtesy and Behavior: Address people with Mr., Mrs., or Miss then their first names. Give a slight bow, especially for older Chinese people.
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LIVING

• Public Behavior: Obey the rules of Singapore
  • When going around Singaporean’s houses, temples, or mosques, take off your shoes. 
  • Always ask for permissions when taking a picture. 
  • Don’t forget to flush the toilet after use.
  • Littering, spitting, and smoking in public places are prohibited and are subject to fines. Jaywalking is not allowed.
  • Importing and selling chewing gum is prohibited.
  • Do not use or transport illegal drugs into the country.
  • Avoid participating in online debates, chats or blogs that are political in nature or that contain racial or religious slurs and insults.
  • Feet shall be kept clean. Showing the bottoms of your feet and pointing using it is considered rude.
• Differences: Respect their culture, race, and religion. Slur and insults disobeys the rules.
• Political Involvement: Engaging in any political debates, activities, or campaigns is a violation to Singaporean law. Filipinos, including permanent residents, are not allowed to vote in Singaporean elections.
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