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Why Singapore

There is no place like Singapore! Located just off the southern tip of Malaysia, this vibrant city-state is a melting pot of different cultures. Where else could you get breakfast at Little India, marvel at the temples of Chinatown and then dig into a delicious Malaysian Chicken Satay while watching the majestic Gardens by the Bay?

Capitalising on its cultural diversity, Singapore has been in the top ten list of the most visited cities in the world for years. An abundance of world-class, affordable attractions are emerging on a regular basis, the “Lion City“ has something to satisfy every visitor’s wish: delicious food, a vibrant cultural life, world-class shopping malls, lively nightlife, numerous green oases, efficient public transport, and so much more!

Unlike any city in the world, Singapore has it all merging old and new architecture, as well as dining options that range from mouth-watering affordable hawker fare to high-priced Michelin, starred haute cuisine. Singaporean food is definitely “die, die, must try“ – the Singlish term for “to die for.“

And with more than 50 % of its area covered by greenery, Singapore’s concrete jungles are giving way to an enchanting garden city!

Still, Singapore is much more than the sum of its numerous attractions: It is constantly evolving, reinventing, and improving, with people who are passionate about creating new possibilities.

It is the ideal choice for explorers, shopaholics, artists, foodies, workaholics, and visionaries alike – to improve, discover, and to make new experiences every day.

Internship in Singapore

Do you want to intern in the right place at the right time? Then Singapore is the place to be!


Since receiving its independence from Great Britain, Singapore has become one of the world’s most prosperous, globalised countries and boasts the world’s busiest port. With one of the most stable economies and numerous career opportunities in a wide range of fields, it becomes clear why the city-state is a top work abroad destination.

In today’s competitive job market, you will find no better way to stand out from the crowd. Meeting experienced experts, building valuable work experience, and adopting parts of the Singaporean work mentality will be a clear asset for your future working life.

Don’t be fooled by its size! As one of the four “Asian Tiger“ economies and one of the world’s leading economic centres in shipping and banking, Singapore is a perfect match for anyone seeking a Trading and Logistics or International Finance internship. With a history deeply rooted in trade and commerce, Singapore also has a strong presence in the service and manufacturing sector – perfect for a business-oriented internship.

But there is no shortage of other internship opportunities either: With a population of only five million, and dropping fertility rates, Singapore is eager to acquire foreign talent in every sector to boost the country’s economy.

As Singapore is rated #1 as the best labor force in the world, interns will feel right at home. Besides, adaption comes easy. If you are a native or proficient English speaker, you will have no trouble communicating, as it is the official language of business and education.

Interns can expect to get a head start on working in Singapore’s flourishing economy while enjoying the benefits of staying in a diverse and colourful community with easy access to the surrounding countries like Thailand, Malaysia or Indonesia.

One thing is certain: The Lion City’s roar will surely echo for a long time, not only leaving positive effects on Singapore, but also on you and your CV.

Discover Singapore

See

Gardens by the Bay

With a ton of different botanical attractions to explore, whether during the time or at night for the stunning fairytale-like light show, Gardens at the Bay will leave you buzzing with joy!

Little India

The world of Little India is a bright, colourful area that is both great for wandering around as well as tucking into a delicious curry.

ArtScience Museum

This iconic cultural landmark combines art, science, and technology. Let yourself be enchanted at the Future World exhibition filled with beautiful displays of lights and sculptures.

eat

LAKSA

This hearty Southeast Asian noodle soup is sweet, spicy, and incredibly delicious, with a tropical creaminess from coconut milk.

KAYA TOAST

With its sweet coconut and egg jam spread over toasted bread, Kaya Toast is the perfect breakfast dish to kick off the day!

SATAY

This popular Malay street snack is made of bite-sized meat and marinated in spices. Its grilling gives off an enticing aroma that will surely make you crave a bite.

do

Get up close to Wildlife

The line between zoo and botanic oasis blurs at this mesmerising sweep of spacious, naturalistic enclosures and interactive attractions.

Swim above the city lights

Lounge in one of Singapore’s many rooftop bars or head to Marina Bay Sands to marvel at the panoramic views of the cityscape.

Take a Trip to Sentosa Island

Singapore’s good-time island is the number one place where Singaporeans head to chill out. With its beautiful beaches, spas, and theme parks, Sentosa is a joy to behold.

Singapore Accommodation

*Accommodation images are just examples and may vary based on location, availability, and time of the year.

Visa Information

We strongly suggest you have a look at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Website first. Many countries are part of the Visa Waiver Program. Citizens from these countries get a tourist visa on arrival at the countries of our program for 14 up to 90 days. All other nationals would first have to get in contact with the Embassy in their respective countries before going abroad.

Work Holiday Pass Allows eligible students, and young graduates to work and holiday in Singapore for six months.
Training Work Permit The Training Work Permit is for unskilled or semi-skilled foreign trainees undergoing practical training in Singapore for up to six months. Foreign students can only be granted a TWP once.

Criteria & Restrictions

Your passport should be valid for a minimum period of six months from the date of entry.

Only for Work Holiday pass:

  • You are aged 18 to 25 at the time of application.
  • You are an undergraduate or graduate of a university of permitted countries.
  • For undergraduates: you have been a resident and a full-time student of the university for at least three months before applying for the pass.

*Meiji Internships cannot be made responsible for the information on this website. Therefore we strongly recommend checking with your local Embassy first for more information.