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A common password is now all you need for any online transactions with the Government, from exchanging Economic Restructuring Shares for cash to filing a notice of marriage.
SingPass, meaning Singapore Personal Access, replaced the 8-digit CPF PAL PIN on March 1. This alphanumeric password, which comprises eight to 24 characters, is the online version of the identity card.
Mr Willie Tan Yoke Meng, the Board’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “With SingPass, users need to remember only one password to access government e-services. This makes it more convenient for users to transact with the Government. By end-2004, we expect all government e-services requiring authentication to offer SingPass access.”
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Existing CPF members
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New CPF members
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Other citizens and residents |
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Upon successful login to government-services using their CPF PAL PIN, they will be prompted to enter their SingPass
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Youths turning 15 and have registered for their NRICs |
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Apply for SingPass
at the following
locations with identification
documents
(e.g. NRIC or passport):
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Community Development Councils (CDCs) |
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15 selected Community
Clubs/ Centres (CCs)* |
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Singapore Post Offices |
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CPF offices |
You can also reset your
password at the above locations.
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Who is eligible
for SingPass
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How to
obtain SingPass
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New employment pass holders and their dependants above 15 years old |
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SingPass will be issued through mailers via post |
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For more information, visit http://www.eCitizen.gov.sg
*The 15 selected CCs are Bukit Panjang Community Club, Buona Vista Community Club, Clementi Community Centre, Eunos Community Club, Hong Kah North Community Club, Jalan Besar Community Club, Jurong Green Community Club, Jurong Town Community Club, Kaki Bukit Community Centre, MacPherson Community Club, Nee Soon East Community Club, Pasir Ris East Community Club, Rivervale Community Centre, Tiong Bahru Community Centre and Toa Payoh West Community Club. |
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It’s so convenient! You can access CPF services online from your office, or in the comfort of your home, via the Internet. All you need is your SingPass. |
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Simply log onto our website at www.cpf.gov.sg with your SingPass. If you don’t have a computer, you can still take advantage of our services by going to the eCitizen help centres and the People’s Association’s 22 eClubs around the island. |
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Online CPF services These include E-Application Service (EASE), statements of accounts, CPF savings projEctor (SavE) and housing withdrawal limit calculators. When you opt to receive the online version of your half-yearly CPF Statement of Account (SOA), you’ll get an e-mail alert to view your SOA two weeks before the hard copy is sent out. With our online CPF services, you can reach us anytime, anywhere. It’s free, quick, convenient, and secure.
At our CPF offices You can also use SingPass to print your statement of account at our e-customer counters. It’s fast and easy, and there’s no need to queue! Should you need help at our e-counters, our Customer Service Officers are on hand to assist you.
So, go “e” now! CPF offers services at your fingertips! |
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If you’re a newly-wed Singaporean or Permanent Resident and do not work, you’ll now be automatically covered by MediShield, an affordable medical insurance scheme that helps you to meet the cost of treating major or lengthy illnesses.
MediShield coverage ensures that non-working spouses are financially protected against the high cost of medical fees in the event of a serious or prolonged illness. The insurance cover, given on the basis of good health, is subject to the scheme’s terms and conditions. Premiums will be deducted from your spouse’s Medisave Account if he/she is working.
If you are currently not insured and wish to be insured, please call our enquiry line at 1800-227-1188 (code 6) to request an application form. Or, you can apply for the cover online by accessing the CPF E-Application Service (EASE) with your CPF Account Number and SingPass.
For more information on MediShield/MediShield Plus, please visit our website at www.cpf.gov.sg or call our enquiry line. | |
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Use your NRIC address
Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents, please use the address listed in your NRICs as your mailing address. Then, when you update your address at the National Registration Office or the Neighbourhood Police Post, the Board will be informed automatically via the One-Stop Change of Address Reporting Service (OSCARS). If you register an address with the Board that is not in your NRIC, you need to inform us promptly in writing when the details change. Otherwise, mail may be sent to your old address. |
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More CPF choices for Singapore Permanent Residents
You can save more for your retirement if you have just become a Singapore Permanent Resident! During your first two years as an SPR, you and your employer can choose to contribute at the full CPF rates, or you can contribute at the graduated rates while your employer contributes at the full rate. Get the application form from our website www.cpf.gov.sg |
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Limit on Voluntary Contributions
CPF contributions (including voluntary contributions) will be limited to mandatory contributions, or $28,800 per year, whichever is higher. This limit applies to all Singaporean and SPR self-employed, non-employed and employees. |
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No contributions by foreigners
Only Singaporeans and SPRs are allowed to contribute to CPF. SPRs holding accounts with the SA/SB/SD/SF/TC prefix should merge this account with their CPF account, using the SPR number. | |
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CONTACT US |
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Members’ Accounts
(Statements of Accounts)
1800-227-1188 (Code 1)
Members-Accounts@cpf.gov.sg
MediShield/MediShield Plus
1800-227-1188 (Code 6)
Healthcare@cpf.gov.sg
CPF Contribution Rates
1800-226-3877 (Code 1)
Employer@cpf.gov.sg |
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