$200 & $100 ActiveSG vouchers for you
The government is making it really difficult for us to stay inactive. Their latest attack involves giving all Singapore citizens and permanent residents up to S$200 in ActiveSG vouchers. Are you really going to waste it all?
This latest promotion has been launched in conjunction with SG60. To claim your ActiveSG vouchers, go to the MyActiveSG+ platform between 2 Jun and 31 Dec 2025. You will need to use SingPass to access the website.
If you are a new user, create an account and receive S$200 in ActiveSG vouchers. If you are an existing user, you will receive S$100 in ActiveSG vouchers simply by logging in. Your balance appears at the top left of the screen.
If you are an existing user with unused ActiveSG credits, the validity of those credits will be extended to 31 Dec 2026. After this, unused credits can be rolled over to 2027 if you complete just 1 transaction (a successful booking of a program or facility, even if free) in 2026.
Your ActiveSG vouchers translate 1-to-1 to ActiveSG credits. These credits can be used to:
Hire sports facilities such as badminton courts
Gain entry to swimming pools and gyms
Attend fitness classes listed on the MyActiveSG+ website, such as ActiveSG Academies, Clubs, school holiday programs, KpopX Fitness, Zumba and Active Health programs
Please note that the credits from your ActiveSG vouchers cannot be used to book Dual Use Scheme (DUS) facilities.
Children below 15 cannot have a SingPass account but they will receive the ActiveSG vouchers if they are citizens or PRs. Children who are foreigners may still be allocated ActiveSG credits. As their parent or guardian, submit a request at this link.
To make use of their ActiveSG credits, parents will have to link their child's account to their own under Linked accounts in the Menu. You can then use their credits through your account to sign them up for programmes and buy passes.
You can find more information on their Facebook and Instagram pages, and on their website.
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