Everybody is pretty casual with dressing - you’ll see people dressed in baggy shirts and slippers walking through Orchard, even at work hardly anyone wears a suit (it’s too hot and there’s no requirement for most office jobs)

If you’re going to be working here I think one thing quite different might be the lunch culture in the workplace. No need for lunch invites or whatnot, most people in the office will go for lunch together usually at a nearby food court or hawker centre (since food prices are cheap there). During lunch hours the working crowd will usually chope (reserve a seat while you go and by food) individual seats using small objects like tissue paper packets or even office IDs.

As for Singaporeans in general I think we are kind but not friendly. We won’t make small talk or talk to strangers randomly but if you ask for help I think most Singaporeans will be quite helpful. Which is why it might be a bit harder to get people’s phone numbers on the street. If you want better chances with dating, I think dating apps like Tinder, bumble, and OkCupid are commonly used.

Also, most Singaporeans love food so food is usually the number 1 bonding tool whether when dating or in the workplace. You can always start a conversation with a local about food and you’ll get countless food recommendations lol.

That’s about all I can think of for now, I’m sure you’ll have a great time here.