If you are a Singapore citizen aged 18 and above in 2025, you can now enjoy a brand-new benefit called the SG Culture Pass, sometimes also referred to as the Singapore Culture Pass or SG Pass.

This exciting initiative gives eligible citizens S$100 worth of culture credits to spend on arts, heritage, and cultural experiences across the island. Whether you love museums, theatre, or creative workshops, your Singapore Pass is your ticket to explore more of the country's vibrant culture.

Not sure where to use SG Culture Pass, how to redeem your SG Culture Pass credit, or when the SG Culture Pass expiry date is? This guide covers everything from SG Culture Pass application and eligibility to tips on making the most of your credits.

The SG Culture Pass, officially known as the Singapore Culture Pass, is a national programme by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) in collaboration with the National Arts Council (NAC) and the National Heritage Board (NHB).

It aims to make arts and culture more accessible to everyone by giving every eligible citizen S$100 in SG Culture Pass credits to enjoy hundreds of local arts, heritage, and cultural experiences.

Think of it as your personal Singapore Pass for exploring exhibitions, heritage tours, theatre performances, and workshops all around the city.

Before you start exploring, check if you qualify. Here’s what you need to know about SG Culture Pass eligibility:

If you are eligible, simply log in at sgculturepass.gov.sg to view and redeem your credits.

Here’s how to start using your SG Culture Pass credit:

Your credits can be used for multiple activities — so you can attend several smaller events or one major show.

Wondering where to use SG Culture Pass credits? The list of eligible activities is extensive and covers all types of cultural experiences across Singapore.

Here are a few popular categories where you can use your Singapore Culture Pass or SG Pass:

Some of the top venues and activities include:

You can also redeem credits for local walking tours, workshops, and smaller performances — making the SG Culture Pass a great way to explore hidden gems beyond major institutions.

Over 400 activities are already listed, with more added each month. You can find them easily through the SG Culture Pass portal or the official ticketing partners.

Your SG Culture Pass credit is valid from 1 September 2025 until 31 December 2028.

Be sure to use your credits before the SG Culture Pass expiry date, as any unused balance will expire after 2028. You can track your remaining balance and transactions directly through the official portal.

To make the most of your Singapore Pass, plan your activities early and mark your calendar to avoid missing out.

Using your SG Culture Pass or Singapore Culture Pass is a fun and rewarding way to experience the country’s arts and heritage scene without spending extra money.

Here’s why you should start redeeming your SG Culture Pass credit today:

Your SG Pass is more than just free credits — it’s your invitation to discover new parts of Singapore’s creative identity.

1. How do I apply for the SG Culture Pass? There is no separate SG Culture Pass application. If you are eligible, simply log in with Singpass and your credits will appear automatically.

2. Can I transfer my credits? No, SG Culture Pass credits are non-transferable, but you can use them to book tickets for family or friends.

3. What if I don’t use all my credits? Your unused balance will remain valid until 31 December 2028, after which it will expire.

4. Can I use my Singapore Pass for food or souvenirs? Not yet. The credits are only valid for arts, heritage, and cultural experiences

5. How do I find eligible programmes? Visit sgculturepass.gov.sg or ticketing partners and look for the SG Culture Pass label.