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Budget 2024 - Gov.sg
WEBBudget 2024 bolsters support for Singaporeans from all walks of life in several key areas. The suite of measures will: Tackle immediate challenges for households and businesses; Pursue better growth and jobs, and equip our workers for life; Create more paths for equality and mobility; and. Provide more assurance for families and seniors ...
Managing Cost of Living - Gov.sg
WEB6 days ago · To help Singaporeans cope with cost-of-living concerns, the Government has unveiled a suite of support measures as announced at Budget 2024. This includes a $1.9 billion enhancement to the Assurance Package, comprising additional CDC vouchers, cash payouts and rebates to provide more support for households, as well as SkillsFuture Credit top-ups and training allowances for workers.
Updates to Health Protocols - Gov.sg
WEBApr 22, 2022 · The existing health protocols for COVID-19 cases are simplified so that more can understand the rules and to focus on measures that matter. These simplified measures will also allow Singapore to respond more quickly to changes in the pandemic situation, should there be another unknown new variant. Since …
Changing your residential address - Gov.sg
WEBOct 1, 2020 · How to change your residential address online. 1. Report new address via e-service using SingPass. Apply for a change of residential address online using ICA's e-Service. Login with your SingPass and select your preferred language. You may also apply for others (e.g. family members) in the same application, if they are …
Support for Seniors - Gov.sg
WEBJun 29, 2022 · MediSave top-up. Eligible seniors aged 65 and above in 2022 will receive GSTV – MediSave of $150 - $450 in August 2022. This will be credited to your CPF MediSave Account which can be used to pay for your hospitalisation expenses and approved outpatient treatments listed on the CPF website.. To further support seniors with their healthcare expenses, MediSave top-ups worth $450 will be ...
Can I make lump-sum CPF withdrawals? - gov.sg
WEBApr 18, 2020 · Yes. You can make some lump-sum withdrawals, while the rest of your savings will be paid out in monthly retirement payouts. 4 min read Published on 18 Apr 2020. Listen. All CPF members can withdraw up to $5,000 of their CPF savings from age 55. On top of that, members have the option to withdraw their remaining CPF savings (the …
Updates to Singapore's COVID-19 measures from 19 August 2021
WEB8 min read Published on 19 Aug 2021. Given the current stable COVID-19 situation, Singapore will continue as planned with the second step in the easing of community measures starting from 19 August 2021. The involves mainly increasing the size of masked-on events and religious services, and will not have significant risk impact.
gov.sg | Updated Facilitating the resumption of travel with the ...
WEBAug 24, 2022 · They should only resume their travel after testing negative, at least 72 hours from the time they first tested positive. 1. 1 Or on Day 7 for vaccinated persons (and children below 12 years old) if they continue to test positive. Non-fully vaccinated persons aged 12 years and above should only resume travel on Day 14 if they continue to test ...
Trusted Sites - Gov.sg
WEB3 days ago · Trusted Sites. Learn to identify trustworthy websites. Look out for the .gov.sg URL in Government websites. We had previously used non .gov.sg URLs but are moving most Government websites to .gov.sg to make it easier for you to identify them.