Skip to content
lookup.sg

24-Hour Clinics in Singapore: 9 24-hour clinics · daytime consultation typically S$16–S$65 per visit

Updated October 2026How we rank
24-hour GP clinics in Singapore usually charge normal daytime rates, often $16–65, but surcharges kick in late at night, and consultations after midnight cost about $78–130 before medicine (June 2026). CHAS subsidies still apply at participating clinics. For chest pain, stroke signs or severe injury, go to a hospital A&E or call 995.

8 of the best-documented 24-hour clinics in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

Show all 9

How much do 24-hour clinics charge in Singapore?

Consultation-only fees published by 24-hour clinics in June 2026. Medicine, tests and procedures are extra, and time bands differ by clinic.

  • Daytime consultation

    S$16–S$65 per visit

  • Late evening (about 10pm to midnight)

    S$70 per visit

    Only some chains publish a separate band

  • After midnight

    S$78–S$130 per visit

Sources: The Money Bees – 24-hour clinic fees in Singapore (June 2026). Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a 24-hour clinic have?

  • Outpatient Medical Service licence

    Ministry of Health (Healthcare Services Act) · Required by law

    Round-the-clock GP clinics are licensed by MOH like any other clinic.

  • Medical registration

    Singapore Medical Council · Required by law

    Doctors must be SMC-registered with a current Practising Certificate.

    Check the official register

How to choose a 24-hour clinic

  • Save the nearest two 24-hour clinics in your phone, with their published after-midnight fees.
  • Call ahead at night to check that a doctor is on duty and how long the queue is.
  • If you have a CHAS, Merdeka or Pioneer card, choose a 24-hour clinic that participates in CHAS; the subsidy offsets part of the higher fee.
  • Know when to skip the clinic: chest pain, breathlessness, stroke signs or major injuries need A&E.

Red flags

  • No fee shown at the counter and staff will not quote before you see the doctor.
  • The clinic is unable to tell you which doctor is on duty.

Questions about 24-hour clinics in Singapore

How much does a 24-hour clinic cost in Singapore?

Daytime consultations at 24-hour clinics cost about $16–65 as of June 2026. Late-night surcharges apply: one chain charged about $70 from 10pm to midnight, and consultations after midnight ranged from about $78 to $130, before medicine and tests. Check the clinic's published time bands before you go.

Can I use CHAS at a 24-hour clinic?

Yes, if the clinic participates in CHAS. The subsidy is the same as in the day, for example up to $18.50 per common-illness visit for CHAS Blue or $28.50 for Pioneer Generation seniors, so you still pay the balance of any late-night surcharge.

Should I go to a 24-hour clinic or A&E?

A 24-hour GP clinic suits fevers, minor injuries, gastroenteritis and similar problems that can't wait until morning. Go to a hospital A&E, or call 995, for chest pain, breathing difficulty, signs of stroke, severe bleeding or major injuries.

How many 24-hour clinics are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 9 24-hour clinics in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Ang Mo Kio (1). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.