City Travel Stats

Singapore

Singapore · Asia

100Safety indexLower concern
1US flagU.S. State DeptLevel 1 · Normal precautions
1CA flagGlobal Affairs CanadaLevel 1 · Normal precautions
1GB flagUK FCDOLevel 1 · Normal precautions
1AU flagSmartraveller (AU)Level 1 · Normal precautions
4/5metric categories covered
Open comparison
1.35°, 103.82°
Regional locator · ring ≈ the figure's geographic unit

The safety picture

A plain-language read of the sourced figures below

Singapore sits in the safest tier of our index, scoring 100 out of 100.

Its recorded figures are the lowest end of what we hold: homicide is 0.1 per 100,000, about 0.1 times the median for the cities we track, and robbery is 0.4 per 100,000. Both rates are for the city itself and were calculated by us from a count and a population, and the robbery figure, like all police data, records only reported incidents. All four governments we track hold Singapore at their lowest advisory level, in agreement, though each advisory still flags pickpocketing and scams for the destination. We have no resident survey result on how safe people feel walking alone at night.

Safety dimensions

Larger area = more concern
Violent crimeRobbery & theftTravel advisory
Violent crime0
Robbery & theft0
Travel advisory0
The radar shows the three sourced, comparable risk measures (homicide, robbery, the strictest travel-advisory level). Tourist petty-crime signals are a different kind of measure — how often advisories mention them — so they are shown as rows under Tourist-specific incidents, not as radar axes.

Homicide / general violence

Intentional homicides (per 100,000)
0.1/100k
Rate computed by project-atlas: 7 (count, 2025) ÷ 6111175 population (Singapore Department of Statistics (SingStat) — Indicators on Population (total population end-June), 2025) × 100k.

Primary source: Singapore Police Force — Cases Recorded for Selected Major Offences (via SingStat / data.gov.sg)

Where this sits on the scaleLow
01·3·8·20·40 /100k
Among tracked citiessafer than 99% of tracked cities
0.1/100k
0/100k safest101.2/100k

Robbery (police-recorded)

Robbery (per 100,000)
0.4/100k
Police-recorded robbery (SPF). Singapore has very high reporting and clearance, but as with all police data this is recorded — not total — robbery.
Rate computed by project-atlas: 26 (count, 2025) ÷ 6111175 population (Singapore Department of Statistics (SingStat) — Indicators on Population (total population end-June), 2025) × 100k.

Primary source: Singapore Police Force — Cases Recorded for Selected Major Offences (via SingStat / data.gov.sg)

Where this sits on the scaleLow
040·120·250·400·600 /100k
Among tracked citiessafer than 100% of tracked cities
0.4/100k
0.4/100k safest3097.8/100k

Travel advisories

U.S. State Department
1US flagU.S. State DeptLevel 1 · Normal precautions

Primary source: U.S. Department of State — Singapore Travel Advisory

Global Affairs Canada
1CA flagGlobal Affairs CanadaLevel 1 · Normal precautions

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Singapore Travel Advice and Advisories

UK FCDO
1GB flagUK FCDOLevel 1 · Normal precautions

Primary source: UK FCDO — Singapore travel advice

Smartraveller (Australia)
1AU flagSmartraveller (AU)Level 1 · Normal precautions

Primary source: Australian Government (DFAT Smartraveller) — Singapore travel advice

Tourist-specific incidents

How often government travel advisories mention each — a source-consensus signal, not a risk rate.
Pickpocketing & petty theft in travel advisories
1 of 3 advisories mention this
project-atlas count: 1 of 3 reviewed government advisories mention this. A source-consensus signal, not a measured risk rate.

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Singapore travel advice (Safety and security)

Scams & fraud in travel advisories
3 of 3 advisories mention this
project-atlas count: 3 of 3 reviewed government advisories mention this. A source-consensus signal, not a measured risk rate.

Primary source: Global Affairs Canada — Singapore travel advice (Safety and security)