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There are few health risks to be concerned about when visiting Singapore, and the country has a very efficient, first-rate health care system. Travel insurance is recommended, as health care can become quite expensive in Singapore if you end up in hospital.

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There is no malaria carried in this tropical zone. Instances of hepatitis are limited and HIV infection rates in Singapore are negligible. Tap water is drinkable, and food preparation hygiene is generally good.

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Vaccines

No particular vaccines are required before visiting Singapore, unless you have recently been in a country that is considered a yellow fever area.

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