Singapore Money Exchange Guide - Helpful Information for new visitors

Singapore Currency Exchange Counters info:

In Singapore, one can exchange currency at the airport, hotel, Banks, or Currency Exchange counters.

At Changi Airport, a few banks currency exchange counters are open 24x7 for arriving passengers.

Usually, most bank counters at the Airport are closed by 10-11 pm every night, so you will have to look for an open counter,

In Singapore, private licensed Currency exchange counters are available in all tourist areas like Chinatown, Orchard Road, Marina Bay, Little India, and all other tourist areas.

Mustafa's Foreign Exchange counter at Mustafa Center in Little India in Singapore is open 24 hours.

You can find good exchange rates at below Money change counters in Singapore:

1). Arcade Money Changers counter at Raffles Place.

2). Money Exchange counters at Lucky Plaza on Orchard Road.

3). Currency Exchange counter around Mustafa Center in Little India.

4). Money Exchange counter at Peoples Park Complex in Singapore's Chinatown.

5). Money Change counters at level 1 of Parkway Parade Shopping Center.

Recently we noticed that Money Change counters around Little India Mustafa Center are offering very competitive rates.

In Singapore Banks are available all over town for a Currency change.

Banks in Singapore are usually open from 9AM - 4PM weekdays and are closed on weekends and Public holidays.

Your credit card provides you with a good exchange rate for purchases in Singapore.

Please check beforehand with your bank for additional fees for using your credit card in a foreign country.

Major credit cards including Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted in Singapore.

Many ATM machines allow cash withdrawal in local SGD  using international credit cards like Visa/Plus and Mastercard/Cirrus.

Please check with your bank for any additional fees for using your ATM card in a foreign country before you decide to use your ATM card.

Traveler's cheques are accepted by hotels, banks, and currency exchange counters in Singapore.

Traveler cheques may be subject to a fee.