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Guide to 24 Hour Clinics in Singapore
Everything you need to know before visiting a clinic in Singapore — especially late at night or during an emergency.
Clinic vs A&E — Which to Go?
For non-life-threatening conditions like fever, flu, cuts, or stomach ache — go to a 24 hour clinic. It is faster and much cheaper. For chest pain, difficulty breathing, serious injuries, or suspected strokes — go directly to a hospital A&E.
CHAS Card – Subsidised Clinic Visits
Singapore residents with a CHAS (Community Health Assist Scheme) card get subsidised GP visits at participating clinics. Blue card holders pay SGD 0–5 per visit, orange card holders pay SGD 5–15. Not all 24 hour clinics are CHAS-approved — check before visiting.
Cost of Clinic Visit in Singapore
A standard GP clinic consultation costs SGD 20–50. After hours and 24 hour clinic surcharges typically add SGD 10–30 on top. Medication is charged separately. Total cost for a typical flu or fever visit is SGD 30–80 depending on medications prescribed.
After Hours & Night Clinics
True 24 hour clinics in Singapore operate round the clock every day including public holidays. Some clinics advertise extended hours (until midnight or 2am) but are not true 24 hour clinics. Use the search tool above and check the “Open Now” status to confirm before travelling.
MC (Medical Certificate) in Singapore
Singapore employers legally recognise MCs issued by registered GP clinics. A 24 hour clinic can issue an MC for work or school absence. Bring your NRIC or passport for registration. Most clinics can issue same-day MCs for straightforward conditions.
Tourists & Foreigners at Singapore Clinics
Tourists and foreigners can visit any Singapore clinic without restrictions. Bring your passport for registration. Payment is required upfront — most clinics accept credit cards, PayNow, and cash. Check your travel insurance policy as many cover GP clinic visits in Singapore.
24 Hour Clinic Near Me in Singapore – Complete Guide 2025
Singapore has one of the best healthcare systems in Asia, with a dense network of GP clinics, polyclinics, and 24 hour medical centres spread across every neighbourhood. When you fall sick late at night, during a public holiday, or need urgent non-emergency medical attention, a 24 hour clinic is your fastest and most affordable option. Use the search tool above to find the nearest clinic open right now to your exact location in Singapore.
Difference Between a 24 Hour Clinic, Polyclinic, and A&E in Singapore
Singapore’s healthcare system has three main options for non-hospitalised care. Polyclinics are government-subsidised clinics open during office hours — cheapest option for Singapore residents but closed at night and on public holidays. 24 hour GP clinics are private clinics open round the clock — slightly more expensive but no appointment needed and open anytime. Hospital A&E (Accident and Emergency) departments are for life-threatening emergencies only — very expensive without referral and long waiting times for non-critical cases. For most late-night illnesses and minor injuries, a 24 hour clinic is the right choice.
How Much Does a 24 Hour Clinic Cost in Singapore?
A standard consultation at a 24 hour clinic in Singapore costs SGD 20–50 for the doctor’s fee. After-hours surcharges (typically applied between 11pm and 7am and on public holidays) add SGD 10–30. Medication is charged separately and typically costs SGD 10–30 depending on what is prescribed. A total visit for a common flu or fever with medications will typically cost SGD 40–80. Singapore residents with Medisave can use their CPF Medisave account to pay for outpatient clinic visits under the Chronic Disease Management Programme, though acute visits are paid out of pocket.
CHAS Card – How to Get Subsidised Clinic Visits
Singapore citizens and permanent residents may qualify for the Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) which provides subsidised GP visits at participating clinics. CHAS Blue cardholders pay just SGD 0–5 per visit for common illnesses. CHAS Orange cardholders pay SGD 5–15 per visit. Pioneer Generation and Merdeka Generation cardholders receive additional subsidies. Apply for a CHAS card at any Singapore Community Club or online through the HealthHub portal. Not all 24 hour clinics participate in CHAS — always confirm before visiting.
24 Hour Clinics Near Woodlands Singapore
Woodlands is a large residential town in North Singapore with strong demand for 24 hour medical services, particularly from workers and families. Several 24 hour clinics operate in the Woodlands area along Woodlands Avenue and near Causeway Point shopping mall. These are also frequently used by travellers returning late from Johor Bahru via Woodlands Checkpoint who need medical attention. Use the search tool above with “Woodlands Singapore” to find the nearest open clinic instantly.
24 Hour Clinics Near Changi Airport Singapore
Changi Airport has medical centres inside Terminal 1, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3 operated by Raffles Medical, open 24 hours daily. These are ideal for travellers who fall ill before or after a flight. For those staying near the airport, several 24 hour clinics operate in the Tampines and Pasir Ris areas within a 10–15 minute taxi ride. Use the search tool above with “Changi Airport Singapore” to find all nearby options.
What to Bring to a 24 Hour Clinic in Singapore
When visiting a 24 hour clinic in Singapore, bring your NRIC (for Singapore citizens and PRs), passport (for foreigners and tourists), CHAS card if applicable, and a payment method. Most clinics accept cash, NETS, credit cards, PayNow, and PayLah. If you have travel insurance, take a photo of your policy number as some clinics can bill insurers directly. For children, bring the child’s birth certificate or student pass if they do not have an NRIC yet.
Frequently Asked Questions – 24 Hour Clinics in Singapore
How do I find a 24 hour clinic near me in Singapore?
Click “Use Live Location” in the search tool at the top of this page. Allow location access and the tool instantly shows all clinics near your current position with real-time open or closed status, distance, phone number, and Google Maps directions. You can also type any Singapore address or area name to search.
How much does a 24 hour clinic cost in Singapore?
A typical 24 hour clinic visit costs SGD 40–80 in total including consultation fee, after-hours surcharge, and medications. Consultation fees alone are SGD 20–50. After-hours surcharges of SGD 10–30 apply late at night and on public holidays. Singapore residents with CHAS cards pay significantly less at participating clinics.
Should I go to a clinic or A&E in Singapore?
Go to a 24 hour clinic for fever, flu, cough, stomach ache, minor cuts, mild allergic reactions, or UTI. Go to hospital A&E immediately for chest pain, difficulty breathing, suspected stroke (face drooping, arm weakness, speech difficulty), serious head injuries, severe bleeding, or unconsciousness. A&E visits without a referral cost SGD 120–150 before treatment costs for non-residents.
Can tourists visit 24 hour clinics in Singapore?
Yes. Any person regardless of nationality can walk into a 24 hour clinic in Singapore. Bring your passport for registration. Payment is required at the time of visit. Most travel insurance policies cover GP clinic visits in Singapore — keep your receipt for reimbursement claims.
Can I get an MC from a 24 hour clinic in Singapore?
Yes. A registered GP at any 24 hour clinic in Singapore can issue a legally valid Medical Certificate (MC) for work or school absence. Bring your NRIC or passport for registration. MCs are issued on the same day for most straightforward conditions.
Are there 24 hour clinics near Changi Airport Singapore?
Yes. Raffles Medical operates 24 hour medical centres inside Changi Airport Terminal 1, 2, and 3. For clinics outside the airport, Tampines and Pasir Ris areas have several 24 hour options within 10–15 minutes by taxi. Use the search tool above with “Changi Airport” to find all nearby clinics instantly.
What is the difference between a polyclinic and a 24 hour clinic in Singapore?
Polyclinics are government-run clinics with heavy subsidies for Singapore citizens and PRs, but they only operate during office hours (typically 8am–1pm on weekdays, closed evenings and public holidays). 24 hour clinics are private GP clinics open round the clock every day. 24 hour clinics are more expensive than polyclinics but significantly cheaper than hospital A&E departments.