The General Household Survey also found rising household incomes and education levels, alongside shifts in marriage, fertility, language use and religion.
Singapore
The General Household Survey also found rising household incomes and education levels, alongside shifts in marriage, fertility, language use and religion.
A couple sitting along the breakwater rocks in Singapore on Aug 13, 2021. (Photo: AFP/Roslan Rahman)
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The increase in proportion of singles was highest among women aged 25 to 29 and men aged 30 to 34.
Singaporeans are marrying later and having fewer children than five years ago, with university-educated women the least likely to…
The report also found that couples are tying the knot later in life and more fathers are taking government-paid paternity leave.
The survey of 4,000 residents finds nearly half identified most with English or Singlish, up from one-third a decade ago.
SINGAPORE, July 11 — Fewer couples in Singapore walked down the aisle in 2025, but those who did largely said they were still…
With babies in short supply and its birth rate tanking, the city state is weighing a future of robots and immigrants.
