Abstract
The article examines the experience of fighting corruption in Singapore, Denmark and New Zealand. Having considered the anti-corruption programs of these countries, it is possible to draw up an effective program to combat corruption offenses. Thanks to the effective fight against corruption carried out in these countries, they managed to take the first lines in the ranking of the level of perception of corruption among the population. Many developing countries can use the example of these countries to choose the most efficient methods for combating corruption offenses, since they have already shown their effectiveness, which can be traced to the examples of Singapore, Denmark and New Zealand.The relevance of this article lies in the fact that the fight against corruption is of great importance for the favorable development of all states around the world. States need to constantly update their anti-corruption legislation in order to successfully combat corruption. Since only a high-quality anticorruption policy is capable of giving the state an opportunity for further growth.