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What's banned in Singapore?

Out of 46 things One Map has mapped, here is where Singapore stands.

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Banned in Singapore

• Pit BullsBanned

  Not allowed in Singapore, AmStaffs and Staffies included.

• Phones in SchoolsBanned

  No phones or smartwatches all school day, recess included.

• Raw MilkBanned

  Raw milk cannot be sold here. Food agency rule, still in force.

• Pepper SprayBanned

  Police issue no pepper spray licences to the public.

• Nicotine PouchesBanned

  Classed as prohibited tobacco: websites blocked, border seizures.

• HuntingBanned

  Killing any wild animal without official approval is an offence.

• Military ServiceMandatory

  2 years of full-time National Service.

• VotingMandatory

  Skip it and you're struck off the voter roll. S$50 to get back on.

• Paid VacationMandatory

  The law guarantees 5 to 9 days of paid leave a year.

• VapingBanned

  Import and sale banned under its imitation-tobacco law.

Restricted in Singapore

• FireworksRestricted

  Dangerous fireworks banned since 1972; approved sparklers are legal.

• PufferfishRestricted

  Only pre-cut fugu from licensed Japanese chefs may come in.

• Poppy SeedsRestricted

  Every import needs a lab test and approval. Morphine traces = refused.

Allowed in Singapore

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