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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.

Prohealth 24-Hour Medical Clinic

Bukit Panjang

24+ years in business

3 min walk from Pending LRT

Central 24-Hr Clinic (Bedok)

Central 24-Hr Clinic (Bedok)

Bedok

5 min walk from Bedok MRT

Lifelink Sn Clinic & Surgery

Lifelink Sn Clinic & Surgery

Serangoon

22 min walk from Kovan MRT

Central Clinic & Surgery (24Hrs)

Central Clinic & Surgery (24Hrs)

Hougang

9 min walk from Hougang MRT

Medihealth Bishan 24 Hours Clinic & Surgery

Bishan

5 min walk from Bishan MRT

Intemedical 24 Hour Clinic

Ang Mo Kio

7 min walk from Ang Mo Kio MRT

Tampines 24-Hour Family Clinic

Tampines

5 min walk from Tampines East MRT

Northeast 24 Hour Family Clinic

Bukit Batok

3 min walk from Bukit Batok MRT

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

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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.