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新加坡 Airport InformationFor up-to-date flight schedules of all airlines at Changi Airport, visit the Changi Airport site. Airport Tax S$15 tax is incorporated into the tickets issued and paid in Singapore. Otherwise, cash payment can be made at the airport counters. Only Singapore currency is accepted. Skytrain Passengers can get on to the Skytrain, which inter-links Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. It operates daily from 6 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Travel time is 1 minute and the service is free. Airport Shuttle Service Operating from the Arrival Halls of both terminals from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., the 6-seater Mercedes MaxiCab taxis bring passengers to any place or hotels in Singapore. It departs every 30 minutes during off-peak hours (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and every 15 minutes during peak hours (6 p.m. to 11 p.m.) or as and when there are a total of 6 passengers on board. Fares are priced at $7.00 per adult and $5.00 per child, to be paid directly to the driver. Car Rental Car rental is available at both Terminal 1 and 2 and counters operate from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. A valid international driving license is required or you can rent a chauffeur-driven car. Car Parks Parking charges differ from time to time. Limousine Taxi Service Located at the Arrival Hall on Level 1 of both terminals, Limousine Taxi Service is available at a flat charge of S$ 35.00 to any destination in Singapore. It operates daily from 6 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Public Bus Service Public Bus Service is available at both Terminal 1 and 2. Bus routes and fares are displayed at the bus stations. Taxis The taxi stand is located at both terminals on Level 1. Taxis charge Singaporeding to meters and there is a surcharge of S$3.00 for all trips to any destination from Changi Airport. Customs Formalities There is no limit on the amount of currency you may bring into Singapore.If you are 18 years old or above and are arriving from a country other than Malaysia, you may use the following duty-free concessions for personal consumption:
There are no concessions on cigarettes and other tobacco products. This is in line with the Singapore government's campaign to discourage smoking. If you are carrying excess dutiable items, you may leave these in Customs Bond until your departure, provided this is from the same point of entry. Storage costs are chargeable. Dutiable items include garments and clothing accessories, leather bags, wallets, imitation jewellery, chocolate and sugar confectionery, pastries, biscuits and cakes. Restricted amounts of these items may be brought in duty-free, provided they are meant for personal consumption. In line with most other countries, Singapore prohibits the entry of some items, while others are subject to controls and restrictions. Prohibited items include:
If you have any of the articles listed, entry will only be allowed when you produce the import permit or authorisation from the relevant authorities. A traveller who has medicines which may only be obtained through prescription under Singapore law, especially sleeping pills, depressants, stimulants, etc, must possess a prescription from a physician confirming that the medicines are used for the traveller's physical wellbeing while travelling. The above lists of dutiable, non-dutiable, prohibited, controlled and restricted goods are not exhaustive. If you need clarification or further information, please contact: Head, Terminal Section Airports Branch Customs & Excise Department Singapore Changi Airport Changi Airport P.O. Box 5 Singapore 9181 Tel: (65) 65459122 or (65) 65427058 The Customs Officer Singapore Changi Airport Tel:(65) 6 5412572 or your nearest Singapore Overseas Mission. |