How to Claim & Use SG60 Vouchers 2025 in Singapore

The SG60 Vouchers are finally here, and honestly, they couldn’t have arrived at a better time. With groceries getting pricier and everyday costs adding up from Jurong East to Pasir Ris, that extra $600 or $800 can really take the pressure off.

They’re fully digital, simple to claim, and you can spend them almost anywhere — from your neighbourhood hawker centre to the big supermarkets. If you’ve been wondering how to claim them or where to use them for maximum value, here’s the full guide.

Summary of SG60 Vouchers (2025)

Age Group (2025)	Birth Years	Total Value	Heartland/Hawker Portion	Supermarket Portion
21–59	1966–2004	$600	$300	$300
60 & above	1965 or earlier	$800	$400	$400

What are SG60 Vouchers?

SG60 Vouchers are part of the SG60 Package introduced during Budget 2025. They’re fully digital vouchers meant to help ease the cost of living while channelling spending back into Singapore’s heartland shops, hawkers, and local businesses.

Think of it as the Government’s way of celebrating our 60-year journey together while giving everyone a bit of breathing space.

Who is eligible to claim SG60 Vouchers?

You qualify if you meet these criteria:

• Singapore Citizen
• 21 years old or older in 2025
• Valid Singpass account
• Singapore-registered mobile number to receive the SMS

And yes — even if you’re based overseas, you’re still eligible as long as your Singpass and local mobile number are active.

How to claim your SG60 vouchers (step-by-step)

This process is quick. Most people finish it in under a minute.

Step 1: Visit the official portal

Go to https://vouchers.sg60.gov.sg/

Step 2: Choose your category

• SG60 Vouchers (Adults)
• SG60 Vouchers (Seniors)

Step 3: Log in with Singpass

Authenticate as usual.

Step 4: Receive your SMS link

You’ll get an SMS from “Gov.sg” with your voucher link.

Step 5: Start spending

Tap the link and your vouchers will be ready for use instantly.

Important security reminders

• Official links only come from “Gov.sg”.
• Voucher links always begin with https://voucher.redeem.gov.sg.
• No one should ever ask for your bank details or OTPs.
• Lost your SMS? Log in again at vouchers.sg60.gov.sg to regenerate it.

Can someone claim on your behalf?

Yes. Proxy claiming is allowed, especially useful for seniors.

You’ll need:

• Recipient’s NRIC
• Proxy’s NRIC
• A completed Authorisation Form (available at the official website)

Where can you spend your SG60 Vouchers?

Your vouchers are split automatically:

Voucher Type	Use At	Identifier
Heartland/Hawker	Hawkers, kopitiams, mama shops, wet markets	🟦 Teal CDC decal
Supermarket	Major chains island-wide	🟨 Yellow CDC Supermarket decal

The good thing? You don’t need to spend them in your own neighbourhood; you can use them anywhere across Singapore.

Interesting merchants to try

Here are some local spots where your vouchers go a long way:

Local Delights & Hawkers

• Sungei Road Laksa (Jalan Berseh)
• Hill Street Char Kway Teow (Bedok South)
• Toa Payoh Rojak

Household & Daily Needs

• Kiat Seng Trading (Toa Payoh)
• Sin Bee Huat (MacPherson)
• Neighbourhood provision shops run by Uncles & Aunties

Bakeries & Grocers

• Chin Mee Chin Confectionery
• Hock Ann Confectionery

Useful Services

• Heartland barbers
• Key duplication shops
• Shoe repair stalls

These are places where a few dollars make a real difference, and your vouchers help keep these businesses running strong.

Smart ways to maximise your SG60 Vouchers

Let’s break down a few practical ways to stretch every dollar.

1. Follow the “Need, Save, Share” method

Category	Goal	Examples
Need (60%)	Cover essentials	Groceries, toiletries, school items
Save (30%)	Stock up for later	Bulk rice, canned food, emergency supplies
Share (10%)	Support others	Treating neighbours, supporting elderly-run stalls

A simple framework that keeps you from overspending.

2. Stack your vouchers with supermarket promotions

Look out for:

• House-brand items
• “Buy 2 Get 1 Free” deals
• End-of-month markdowns

Using vouchers during promo periods multiplies the benefit.

3. Build a small home emergency kit

Useful items to stock up on:

• First-aid supplies
• Batteries
• Essential toiletries
• Basic tools
• Canned food and long-lasting items

These are things you’ll eventually use anyway.

4. Support smaller heartland shops

Many elderly-run shops rely heavily on voucher spending.

Look for:

• Wet market stalls
• Traditional bakeries
• Small provision shops
• Old-school coffee shops

Your spending helps keep these places alive.

5. Try a “Zero Cash Week”

Challenge yourself for one week:

• Use only vouchers for meals and groceries
• Cook simple dishes at home
• Plan meals ahead
• Turn it into a family challenge

You’ll be surprised how much cash you save.

6. Buy-to-gift for someone who might need it

Simple, thoughtful gifts include:

• Household light bulbs
• Rice, oil, or dry goods
• Hygiene packs
• Snacks for neighbours
• Care items for community drives

A small gesture can brighten someone’s day.

Common issues & quick solutions

Issue	Fix
No smartphone	Visit your nearest Community Centre for help
Singpass problems	Reset password or call 6335 3533
Lost SMS	Log in again at vouchers.sg60.gov.sg/
Help for vulnerable groups	Use the special authorisation forms

Scam protection (very important)

Avoid:

• Non-gov.sg links
• Sharing OTPs
• Giving personal banking info
• Clicking unknown WhatsApp/Telegram messages

When in doubt, call the ScamShield Helpline: 1799.

Make every dollar count

At the end of the day, SG60 Vouchers are more than just a nice bonus. They’re a way for all of us to celebrate Singapore’s 60th birthday while easing everyday pressures and supporting our heartland merchants.

What you can do now:

• Claim your vouchers at vouchers.sg60.gov.sg/
• Plan your spending strategy
• Look out for teal and yellow merchant decals
• Use the “Need, Save, Share” approach to stay on track

The more thoughtfully you use your SG60 Vouchers, the more they’ll help soften rising costs and keep your household steady — whether you’re 21 or 81.

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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes. Schemes and amounts are subject to official government announcements. Please verify all details at the official gov.sg website.