Essential guide for new investors immigrating to Singapore!
Singapore is located in the tropics, and relatively speaking, the temperature changes little throughout the year, with ample rainfall and high humidity, resulting in a warm and humid climate. The average annual temperature ranges between 23 and 31 degrees Celsius, with minimal temperature variation. Therefore, for those who enjoy sunbathing, swimming, sailing, and other water sports, Singapore can be considered a paradise.
Singapore experiences rainfall throughout the year, but the heaviest rainfall occurs from November to January of the following year. Comparatively, the driest period is from June to August.
Singapore has two distinct monsoon seasons: the northeast monsoon blows from December to March of the following year, which is quite humid; while the southwest monsoon blows from June to September, which is the driest. These two monsoon periods are separated by transitional months, which are April to May and November to December. During the transitional months, surface winds are weak and variable, and the intense sunlight often leads to afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms across the island.
If you are interested in vibrant festivals, you can visit in February when the grand Thaipusam festival is held; if shopping and food are your main objectives, July is more suitable, as the Singapore Food Festival and the Great Singapore Sale take place during that time.
