[Medical Fair Asia] Exhibition and Travel Guide for the 2026 Singapore International Hospital Medical Equipment, Devices & Supplies Exhibition

10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

⏰ Exhibition setup time:

⏰ Exhibition Duration:

⏰ Exhibition closing time:

Please download the “Medical Fair ASIA 2026” app from the App Store or Google Play, redeem your exhibitor badge online, and scan the generated QR code to gain entry.

⚠️ During the exhibition setup, yellow safety suits and closed-toe shoes must be worn; unauthorized individuals will not be permitted entry. Safety suits are available for purchase on-site at approximately S$8 (excluding GST).

🚫 The use of glue to affix display panels is prohibited; items may be hung using “S”-shaped hooks. Any destructive practices, such as nailing, punching holes, or burning, are also forbidden on the display panels.

🗃️ Exhibits must not extend beyond the designated booth area.

On the final day of the exhibition (before 5:00 p.m. on September 11), exhibitors are not permitted to depart early. Exhibits transported to the venue via a freight carrier are classified as temporary imports and remain under the supervision of Singapore Customs; they may not be disposed of or handled without authorization.

Products and devices that have not obtained approval from the Singapore Health Sciences Authority (HSA) may only be exhibited at trade shows; they must not be used on humans (including for demonstration purposes), nor may they be distributed locally or given away as free samples.

Products subject to intellectual property disputes are strictly prohibited from being exhibited.

Holders of ordinary Chinese passports may enter Singapore visa-free for a maximum stay of 30 days per visit, for purposes such as tourism, visiting relatives, or business. The passport must be valid for at least six months and have at least two blank visa pages.

All travelers must complete the Singapore Arrival Card (SG Arrival Card) via the official website or the MyICA Mobile app within 3 days prior to arrival in Singapore, including the day of arrival. Upon successful submission, the system will send a confirmation email and a DE number to your registered email address; please keep this information safe.

✍️ Channel for completion:

• Official website: https://eservices.ica.gov.sg/sgarrivalcard

• App: MyICA Mobile (available for download on both iOS and Android)

• Cash in excess of SGD 20,000 (or the equivalent in other currencies) must be declared in advance.

• Prohibited items include meat, eggs, chewing gum, and other contraband.

• An English prescription is required for carrying medications.

• Valuable items exceeding SGD 10,000 per piece must be declared voluntarily.

📝 Friendly Reminder: It is recommended to carry your round-trip flight itinerary and hotel reservation confirmation for inspection upon entry and exit.

Time difference: Singapore is in the same time zone as China.

Weather and Recommendations: Singapore has a tropical rainforest climate, with high temperatures and humidity year-round. In September, average temperatures range from 24°C to 31°C. It’s recommended to wear light, breathable summer clothing; bring a thin jacket for cooler indoor air-conditioned spaces. Pack an umbrella when you go out, and take precautions against sun exposure and mosquitoes.

Voltage/Outlet: Voltage: 230V, 50 Hz. Uses a UK‑style three‑pin plug; please bring your own adapter.

Communication method: Mobile phones with international roaming enabled can be used in Singapore. To call China from abroad: for landlines, dial 0086–area code–phone number; for mobiles, dial 0086 followed by the mobile number.

Currency: Singapore’s official currency is the Singapore dollar (SGD), with 1 SGD equivalent to approximately 5.3 RMB. You can exchange currency in advance within China, or at local hotels and airports. Major shopping malls widely accept UnionPay, Visa, and Mastercard for card payments, and some merchants also support Alipay.

Customs and traditions:

• Tip: Singaporean bills typically include a 10% service charge, so tipping is usually not necessary.

• Public Conduct: Eating and drinking are prohibited on public transportation such as subways and buses; littering and spitting in public are strictly forbidden; toilets must be flushed after use.

• Transportation: Singapore drives on the left side of the road. Please cross at pedestrian signals.

• No Smoking: Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas; e-cigarettes are prohibited.

• Multiculturalism: Singapore embraces a rich tapestry of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other cultural traditions. Please respect the festivals and customs of all ethnic groups.

Address: 20 Nassim Road, Singapore 258395

Consular Protection and Assistance Phone Number: +65 64750165

Emergency phone number: 999

Ambulance/Fire Department: 995

Non-emergency ambulance: 1777

Anti-fraud hotline: 1799 (dial locally)

+86-10-12308 or +86-10-65612308