Singapore has a total area of 692.7 sq Km, comprising one main island and a number of islets scattered off its northeast and southern coasts. Singapore is an equatorial country with relatively uniform temperatures, high humidity all year round and abundant rainfall to nourish its landscape. Singapore has a population of 4.86 million out of which mostly there is an aging population which makes it compulsory for Singapore government to find skilled professionals outside their country to substitute the shortage of workers. Singapore uses 4 official languages, out of which English Language remains the language of administrative as well as medium of institution in schools and other educational institutions. Singapore is not only a highly developed area but it’s a social hub for many cultural activities like ethnic festivals, arts, food paradise, shopping paradise etc.

Apart from everything, the standards of living in Singapore are very high. The architecture of Singapore is varied with tall skyscrapers and small buildings. That is why Singapore is also known to be truly unique. The compact size of Singapore contributes to its economic growth. Singapore has grown into a thriving centre of commerce and industry. Singapore’s strategic location, excellent facilities, fascinating cultural contrasts and tourist’s attractions contributes to its success as a leading business as well as pleasure destination.