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SingPost Postage Calculator: Local and Overseas Rates

Free · No sign-up · Updated October 2026
Find SingPost postage for letters, postcards and parcels by size, weight and destination, from the 2026 rate card, with the cheapest and cheapest tracked option.

Local rates include GST.

What are you sending?
g

A sheet of A4 paper is about 5 g; a standard envelope with 3 sheets is about 20 g.

Size

5 ways to send it

SingPost rates V202601, effective 1 January 2026.

  • Standard Regular mailCheapest

    Untracked

    S$0.62
  • Standard Large mail

    Untracked

    S$0.90
  • Tracked Letterbox

    Tracked · Into the letterbox, up to 2 kg

    S$2.00
  • Speedpost Standard

    Tracked · Parcels up to 30 kg

    S$6.20
  • Registered Service

    Tracked · S$6.16 + Regular postage, signed for at the door

    S$6.78

Pick the smallest size your item fits: anything thicker than 14 mm cannot go as Standard mail. Rates are SingPost's published retail rates; corporate bulk mail is priced differently.

Cheapest: Standard Regular mail

S$0.62

Local, letter, 20 g.
Cheapest tracked option
S$2.00
Tracked service
Tracked Letterbox
GST
Included

How this works

Local rates are from SingPost's rate card effective 1 January 2026, and include GST. Standard Regular mail (up to 240 x 162 mm, 6 mm thick, 500 g) is S$0.62 and Standard Large (up to 324 x 229 mm, 14 mm thick, 500 g) is S$0.90. Registered Service adds S$6.16 for a tracked, signed-for delivery. Tracked Letterbox is S$2.00 for items up to 324 x 229 x 65 mm and 2 kg, and Speedpost Standard is S$6.20 for parcels up to 600 x 400 x 300 mm and 30 kg (S$12.30 for bulkier parcels).

Overseas airmail letters are priced by zone and weight up to 2 kg: Zone 1 (Malaysia, Brunei) is S$0.85 up to 20 g; Zone 2 (Asia-Pacific except Australia, Japan and New Zealand) is S$0.95 up to 20 g plus S$0.25 per extra 10 g; Zone 3 (Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the rest of the world) is S$1.55 up to 20 g plus S$0.35 per extra 10 g. Goods go as a Basic Package (from S$3.50 to Malaysia) or by Speedpost. No GST applies to international mail.

Basic mail is for paper items only: letters, cards and printed papers in a paper envelope. The calculator lists every service your item qualifies for, cheapest first, and flags which are tracked. Speedpost Express, Priority and Economy rates are shown where the destination's Speedpost zone is clear.

FAQs

How much is a stamp in Singapore in 2026?

S$0.62 for a Standard Regular letter up to 500 g, and S$0.90 for a Standard Large (A4) letter, since 1 January 2026. Both went up by 10 cents from S$0.52 and S$0.80.

How much does it cost to post a letter to Malaysia?

S$0.85 by airmail for a letter up to 20 g, S$1.05 up to 50 g and S$1.45 up to 100 g. A postcard to Malaysia is S$0.75.

What is the cheapest way to send a parcel within Singapore?

Tracked Letterbox at S$2.00, if it fits in 324 x 229 x 65 mm and weighs up to 2 kg. Anything bigger goes by Speedpost Standard at S$6.20 for up to 600 x 400 x 300 mm and 30 kg.

How much is postage to the UK or USA?

An airmail letter to Zone 3, which includes the UK and USA, is S$1.55 up to 20 g, plus S$0.35 for each extra 10 g. A 500 g Basic Package of goods is S$17.50, and Speedpost Saver International is S$21.10 for 500 g.

How much does registered mail cost in Singapore?

S$6.16 plus postage within Singapore, so S$6.78 for a Standard Regular letter. Overseas, Registered Service (International) is S$3.60 plus airmail postage and, since 1 January 2026, is limited to documents.

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