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Delivery Rates & Times. Local Delivery Rates. Overseas Delivery Rates – Airmail Rates. Overseas Delivery Rates - Surface Mail Rates. Overseas Delivery Rates - Bulk Post (M Bag) Rate Calculator is available on www.singpost.com and the SingPost mobile app. Registered Service.
For posting of bulky parcels larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm but L+2W+2H within 3M (max length 1.5M) and weight within 30kg, Speedpost delivery rate of $12.00 will apply. SingPost shall not be liable for all untracked services and Registered Service (Singapore).
Oct 15, 2020 · Sending within Singapore. Whatever and wherever you’re sending, our fast and reliable delivery services will get it there. We got you covered even if you’re changing address, traveling out of town, or missed previous deliveries, we will get your mail to you one way or another.
Dec 17, 2022 · SINGAPORE – Singapore Post will raise rates for postage, package delivery and doorstep parcel delivery in 2023 because of the upcoming increase in goods and services tax (GST).
Sep 19, 2023 · Currently, SingPost charges 60 cents for standard large basic mail with maximum dimensions of 229mm by 324mm by 14mm and weighing up to 100g, 90 cents for those up to 250g, and $1.15 for...
Nov 5, 2019 · Updated SingPost postage rates for local and overseas mail, including registered mail, AM Mail, SmartPac, Poly M and SpeedPost. Pick the right one and save! Cards
Sep 19, 2023 · SINGAPORE: Singapore Post (SingPost) will increase the postage rate for standard regular mail from 31 cents to 51 cents – an almost 65 per cent increase – amid rising costs and declining...
Oct 31, 2019 · Currently, mail items between 501g and 2kg can be sent domestically as ordinary mail, costing up to $3.35 for a 2kg item. SingPost will be replacing this option with two new categories: basic...
Dec 16, 2022 · SINGAPORE: Singapore Post (SingPost) will be raising postage, package delivery and doorstep parcel delivery rates from Jan 1, 2023. The announcement on Friday (Dec 16) comes in tandem with the...
THE government will consider allowing Singapore Post (SingPost) to introduce postage rate adjustments to “better reflect the cost of letter mail business” following a sharp decline in domestic letter volumes since the Covid-19 pandemic.
