
Singapore is a popular shipping destination, and if you're shipping to Singapore from the USA, you'll have a wealth of choices when it comes to couriers and services.
Using our shipping calculator, you can compare services like Light Packet (10-16 business days, from $24), EMS Parcel Post (14-21 business days, from $31) and International Priority Express Drop Off (6-7 business days, from $92), so you can find the right balance of speed and price when shipping to Singapore.
Singapore address formats are straightforward - remember to include the 6-digit postcode on the same line next to the city name.
For more detail on formatting, check out the Universal Postal Union's guide for more on how to address a package to Singapore.
MR TAN WEI MING
BLOCK 123 ORCHARD ROAD #05-01
SINGAPORE 238841
SINGAPORE
A customs declaration form is required when shipping from the USA to Singapore, detailing the contents of your package, its intended use and the accurate value. Gift imports into Singapore are duty-free if the shipment value is under 400 Singapore Dollars - write "Gift Shipment" on the invoice to benefit from this.
The following items are restricted or prohibited from import/export to Singapore:
Chewing gum
Firecrackers
Military equipment
Communications and telecommunications equipment
Drugs (prescription and non-prescription)
Electronic cigarettes
Obscene articles
Animal products
Cologne and perfume
Please note that this is not an exhaustive list, so if in doubt please contact our customer support team before you book your delivery.

You can send a package from the US to Singapore from as little as $26.82 when you book online with Parcel Monkey. Simply get a quote through our shipping calculator to compare prices from a range of couriers.
Delivery times from the US to Singapore can vary between 6-7 business days for a standard or express service to 14-21 for an economy service. Generally you'll pay less for services with longer delivery times.
Addressing conventions vary by country, and Singapore has its own distinctive style - the 6-digit postcode is written on the same line as the city name, "SINGAPORE". You can find more information here before filling out your label to make sure your parcel arrives without delay.