Here's a link to the immunization schedule:
http://www.hpb.gov.sg/HOPPortal/health-article/630
It's similar to the US schedule with some minor variations. For instance, rotavirus vaccines aren't routine in Singapore like they are in the US. On the other hand, TB shots are given at birth here but TB shots are not routine in the US.
Another thing, the pediatrician said that in order for my child to get a flu shot this fall, he needed to be able to eat eggs.
Also, from what I was told when I called a local "baby and child clinic," some shots are available only at hospitals. Sounded a bit odd. Therefore, the pediatric clinic (Kinder Clinic) I picked is located in a hospital.
Yes, shots are called "jabs" here. Kind of funny.