S$100 SG Culture Credit Pass November 2025: Eligibility, Claim Steps, Validity, Where To Use

To celebrate 60 years of independence and to energise participation in the arts, heritage, and creative sectors, the government introduced the S$100 SG Culture Credit Pass in November 2025. The initiative gives every eligible citizen a digital pool of S$100 that can be redeemed across an island wide network of cultural experiences. Beyond a one off perk, the pass is designed to build lasting habits around cultural engagement by lowering cost barriers, supporting local creatives, and drawing people into museums, galleries, performances, and heritage places they might not otherwise visit.

This guide explains eligibility, how to claim and use the credits, where you can spend them, what happens after you redeem, and practical ways to make the most of the pass before it expires. A concise FAQ and a meta description are included at the end for quick reference.

What The SG Culture Credit Pass Includes

The pass is a digital credit of S$100 per eligible citizen. You control when and where to spend it within the list of accredited partners. The partner network spans:

• National and private museums, galleries, and heritage institutions
• Ticketed theatre, dance, music, and multidisciplinary performances
• Film festivals, literary events, readings, and cultural talks
• Guided heritage walks and tours, cultural districts, and community art spaces
• Eligible exhibitions and pop up cultural programs hosted by participating venues
• Participating online ticketing platforms that have integrated the pass as a payment option

Your credits are stored in a secure wallet linked to your Singpass identity. Every redemption reduces the balance in real time and your remaining balance is visible in the wallet dashboard.

Short Summary

Eligibility Criteria

The design is broad based to maximise participation, with a few simple rules to ensure fairness and proper use:

• You must be a Singapore Citizen
• You must be aged 18 or older in 2025
• Each eligible citizen receives one S$100 allocation that is non transferable
• Credits are not cash and cannot be exchanged, resold, or converted into gift cards
• Credits are valid only at approved cultural spaces and events listed on the official directory
• Permanent Residents and foreigners are not eligible

If you are unsure about your eligibility, log in with Singpass on the portal and the system will indicate your status automatically.

Key Dates and Validity

• Launch date: 1 November 2025
• Validity period: credits are usable until 31 October 2026
• No extensions: unused balances expire automatically at the end of the validity period

The one year window is intended to encourage timely use across seasons, giving you access to multiple festival cycles, school holidays, and the cultural calendar that typically peaks at various points of the year.

How To Claim Your S$100 Culture Credits

1. Visit the official site
   Go to https://www.sg60.gov.sg. Bookmark the page to avoid phishing links.
2. Sign in with Singpass
   Authenticate using the Singpass app or desktop login. If you need help, visit a Community Centre service desk for guidance.
3. Activate your wallet
   The portal will display your S$100 allocation. Tap Activate to load the credits into your Culture Credit wallet.
4. Browse participating venues
   Use the directory to filter by category, location, barrier free access, language, or date. Shortlists can be saved to your account.
5. Redeem at checkout
   Choose SG Culture Credit Pass at the online payment page, or present your QR code at participating box offices. Your balance updates immediately.

Where You Can Spend The Credits

The partner list evolves through the year. Common categories include:

• Museums and galleries: admission and special exhibitions
• Performing arts: theatre, dance, opera, orchestral and chamber concerts, indie gigs
• Festivals: arts, film, literary, design, and culture festivals with ticketed programs
• Heritage experiences: historic house museums, guided precinct walks, cultural institutions
• Community arts: workshops, maker spaces, and participatory arts sessions hosted by accredited groups

Always check the venue listing to confirm eligible items. Some partners may limit redemptions to specific ticket types or event dates.

Practical Ways To Maximise Your S$100

• Plan a cultural season: split your credits across a museum special exhibition, a neighbourhood heritage walk, and a concert, rather than using it all at once
• Stack savings: combine your credits with early bird pricing or student or senior concessions if you qualify
• Coordinate with friends: pick the same events so travel and time costs are shared, and you get more value from the experience
• Try something new: use a small portion to sample a less familiar art form before committing to higher priced seats
• Track expiry: set a reminder for mid September 2026 so you have six weeks to use any remaining balance

Accessibility, Inclusivity, and Youth Engagement

The pass aims to welcome a broad audience, including first time visitors. Listings highlight wheelchair access, captioned or interpreted performances, and family friendly events. Youth and senior friendly programs are curated throughout the calendar, and many institutions run docent led tours that help newcomers engage deeply with collections or performances.

Safety and Anti Scam Advice

• Only trust links that end with gov.sg
• The portal will not ask for bank logins, card details, or one time passwords for credit redemptions
• Do not buy or sell credits on online marketplaces
• If your Singpass is compromised or your phone is lost, perform account recovery before attempting to redeem credits

Example Itineraries

• One day discovery: morning at a national museum special exhibition, lunch nearby, late afternoon heritage walk in the same district using a small top up if required
• Weekend arts mix: Friday evening chamber concert, Saturday afternoon contemporary art show with a curator talk, Sunday family friendly craft workshop at a community space
• Neighbourhood culture loop: pick three participating venues within a single town to reduce travel time and uncover local stories you might have missed

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who is eligible for the S$100 SG Culture Credit Pass

All Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above in 2025. Each eligible citizen receives one S$100 allocation.

2. How long are the credits valid

From 1 November 2025 until 31 October 2026. Unused balances expire at the end of the validity period.

3. Can I transfer or resell my credits

No. Credits are non transferable, cannot be sold, and cannot be converted to cash or gift cards.

4. Where can I use the pass

At approved museums, galleries, heritage sites, guided tours, theatres, concerts, and participating online ticketing partners listed on the official portal.

5. How do I claim

Visit https://www.sg60.gov.sg, sign in with Singpass, activate your wallet, and redeem at participating venues online or at box offices.

Official Site Link

• SG60 Culture Credit Pass portal: https://www.sg60.gov.sg

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