Purchase your Singapore Tourist Pass and receive your exchange order by email.
We facilitate advance reservation for the Singapore Tourist Pass, valid for unlimited travel in Singapore.
Passengers can travel on public buses as well as MRT and LRT lines in Singapore for one, two, three, four or five consecutive days.
Singapore Tourist Pass (1-day)
Singapore Tourist Pass (2-day)
Singapore Tourist Pass (3-day)
Singapore Tourist Pass (4-day)
Singapore Tourist Pass (5-day)
Metro operated by SMRT and SBS Transit
MRT is a major metro network in Singapore connecting popular areas such as Raffles Place, Clarke Quay, Chinatown, Little India, Orchard Road and Marina Bay as well as major transport hubs including HarbourFront, Jurong East, Woodlands, and Changi Airport.
SMRT and SBS Transit operate MRT metro lines with trains running on conventional rail at a maximum speed of 90 km/h.
When travelling by MRT trains, the metro pass is valid for all the metro lines regardless of the number of stops or transfers.
Getting around Singapore by metro
The Singapore Tourist Pass is valid for unlimited travel in Singapore.
Travel with Singapore Tourist Pass
Passengers can travel on public buses as well as MRT and LRT lines in Singapore for one, two, three, four or five consecutive days.
MRT
| Stations | Transfers | |
| Jurong East |
 East–West Line |
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| Bukit Batok | ||
| Bukit Gombak | ||
| Choa Chu Kang | ||
| Yew Tee | ||
| Kranji | ||
| Marsiling | ||
| Woodlands |
Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Admiralty | ||
| Sembawang | ||
| Canberra | ||
| Yishun | ||
| Khatib | ||
| Yio Chu Kang | ||
| Ang Mo Kio | Bishan |
Circle Line |
| Braddell | ||
| Toa Payoh | ||
| Novena | ||
| Newton |
Downtown Line |
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| Orchard |
Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Somerset | ||
| Dhoby Ghaut |
North–East Line Circle Line |
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| City Hall |
East–West Line |
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| Raffles Place |
East–West Line |
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| Marina Bay |
Thomson–East Coast Line Circle Line |
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| Marina South Pier |
| Stations | Transfers | ||
| Changi Airport | Changi International Airport | ||
| Expo |
Downtown Line |
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| Pasir Ris | |||
| Tampines |
Downtown Line |
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| Simei | |||
| Tanah Merah |
East–West Line
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| Bedok | |||
| Kembangan | |||
| Eunos | |||
| Paya Lebar |
Circle Line |
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| Aljunied | |||
| Kallang | |||
| Lavender | |||
| Bugis |
Downtown Line |
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| City Hall |
North–South Line |
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| Raffles Place |
North–South Line |
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| Tanjong Pagar | |||
| Outram Park |
North–East Line Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Tiong Bahru | Redhill | ||
| Queenstown | |||
| Commonwealth | |||
| Buona Vista |
Circle Line |
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| Dover | |||
| Clementi | |||
| Jurong East |
North–South Line |
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| Chinese Garden | |||
| Lakeside | |||
| Boon Lay | |||
| Pioneer | |||
| Joo Koon | |||
| Gul Circle | |||
| Tuas Crescent | |||
| Tuas West Road | |||
| Tuas Link |
| Stations | Transfers | |
| HarbourFront |
Circle Line Sentosa Line |
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| Outram Park |
East–West Line Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Chinatown |
Downtown Line |
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| Clarke Quay | ||
| Dhoby Ghaut |
North–South Line Circle Line |
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| Little India |
Downtown Line
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| Farrer Park | ||
| Boon Keng | ||
| Potong Pasir | ||
| Woodleigh | ||
| Serangoon |
Circle Line |
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| Kovan | ||
| Hougang | ||
| Buangkok | ||
| Sengkang | ||
| Punggol | ||
| Punggol Coast |
| Stations | Transfers | ||
| Marina Bay |
North–South Line Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Bayfront |
Downtown Line |
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| Dhoby Ghaut |
North–South Line North–East Line |
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| Bras Basah | |||
| Esplanade | |||
| Promenade |
Circle Line Downtown Line |
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| Nicoll Highway | |||
| Stadium | |||
| Mountbatten | |||
| Dakota | |||
| Paya Lebar |
East–West Line
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| MacPherson |
Downtown Line
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| Tai Seng | |||
| Bartley | |||
| Serangoon |
North–East Line |
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| Lorong Chuan | |||
| Bishan |
North–South Line |
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| Marymount | |||
| Caldecott |
Thomson–East Coast Line |
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| Botanic Gardens |
Downtown Line
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| Farrer Road | |||
| Holland Village | |||
| Buona Vista |
East–West Line
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| One-north | |||
| Kent Ridge | |||
| Haw Par Villa | |||
| Pasir Panjang | |||
| Labrador Park | |||
| Telok Blangah | |||
| HarbourFront |
North–East Line Sentosa Line |
| Stations | Transfers | |
| Bukit Panjang | ||
| Cashew | ||
| Hillview | ||
| Hume | ||
| Beauty World | ||
| King Albert Park | ||
| Sixth Avenue | ||
| Tan Kah Kee | ||
| Botanic Gardens |
Circle Line
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| Stevens |
Thomson–East Coast Line
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| Newton |
North–South Line
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| Little India |
North–East Line |
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| Rochor | ||
| Bugis |
East–West Line
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| Promenade |
Circle Line |
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| Bayfront |
Circle Line |
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| Downtown | ||
| Telok Ayer | ||
| Chinatown |
North–East Line |
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| Fort Canning | ||
| Bencoolen | ||
| Jalan Besar | ||
| Bendemeer | ||
| Geylang Bahru | ||
| Mattar | ||
| MacPherson |
Circle Line
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| Ubi | ||
| Kaki Bukit | ||
| Bedok North | ||
| Bedok Reservoir | ||
| Tampines West | ||
| Tampines |
East–West Line
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| Tampines East | ||
| Upper Changi | ||
| Expo |
East–West Line
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| Stations | Transfers | |
| Woodlands North | ||
| Woodlands |
North–South Line
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| Woodlands South | ||
| Springleaf | ||
| Lentor | ||
| Mayflower | ||
| Bright Hill | ||
| Upper Thomson | ||
| Caldecott |
Circle Line
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| Stevens |
Downtown Line
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| Napier | ||
| Orchard Boulevard | ||
| Orchard |
North–South Line
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| Great World | ||
| Havelock | ||
| Outram Park |
East–West Line North–East Line |
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| Maxwell | ||
| Shenton Way | ||
| Marina Bay |
North–South Line Circle Line |
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| Gardens by the Bay | ||
| Tanjong Rhu | ||
| Katong Park | ||
| Tanjong Katong | ||
| Marine Parade | ||
| Marine Terrace | ||
| Siglap | ||
| Bayshore |
Areas
The most popular areas in Singapore include Raffles Place, Clarke Quay, Chinatown, Little India, Orchard Road and Marina Bay.
Metro routes to Raffles Place
Metro routes to Clarke Quay
Metro routes to Chinatown
Metro routes to Little India
Metro routes to Orchard Road
Metro routes to Marina Bay
How to book your metro pass in Singapore?
If you are planning to visit Singapore and you want to explore many areas, purchasing a metro pass is a great way to simplify your travel and save money. This option is cheaper than buying individual metro tickets and more flexible as you can plan your itinerary on the go.
We facilitate the purchase of different metro passes valid for unlimited travel in Singapore.
Passengers can travel on public buses as well as MRT and LRT lines in Singapore for one, two, three, four or five consecutive days.
Select your metro pass
After search, we will display the results for your itinerary.
Find the metro pass available for your itinerary and select the most convenient option according to your stay.
We accept metro pass reservations from 3 months in advance up to 24 hours before departure. For departures under 24 hours, the metro pass must be purchased directly at the station.
Fill in the passenger and contact details
Please provide the passenger information and the contact details of the person responsible for booking. We will send by email the booking confirmation and the exchange order.
Complete your payment
Select your payment method. We accept international credit or debit cards.
Check your itinerary and price breakdown. Confirm that the booking information is correct. Before you proceed to payment, you must read and accept the terms and conditions of booking.
Receive your exchange order by email
Once your payment is complete, your reservation will be processed.
In the following 24 hours you will receive the itinerary and booking confirmation by email with the exchange order attached in PDF format..
You can also access to Manage your booking via web and download the exchange order to your device.
How to use the metro pass?
The exchange order is valid to collect the metro pass at an automated kiosk or at a ticketing service centre/ticket office in selected MRT stations, within 90 days from the booking confirmation date. It cannot be used to board the train.
After arriving in Singapore, passengers can exchange their metro pass by scanning the QR code on the exchange order at the automated kiosks located at Changi Airport MRT Station (Terminals 2 and 3), Orchard MRT Station, Bugis MRT Station, or Harbourfront MRT Station, or by presenting the exchange order at the ticketing service centre/ticket office at Changi Airport Terminal 2, Orchard, Chinatown, City Hall, Bugis, Somerset, Raffles Place, Harbourfront, Maxwell, Bayfront, Farrer Park, Lavender, Ang Mo Kio, Jurong East, or Woodlands MRT stations.
Once exchanged, the pass holder will be able to travel according to the validity indicated in the physical ticket.
Passengers can travel on public buses as well as MRT and LRT lines in Singapore for one, two, three, four or five consecutive days. The validity of the pass begins from your first usage to the end of the public transport service for that day.
Unlimited travel is only applicable for public bus and train services. The pass excludes rides on premium services such as Sentosa Express, RWS8, express buses as well as other premium and niche bus services. To use these premium services, the holder can add value into the physical card via the self-service ticketing machines or at the SimplyGo Ticket Office.
Once the unlimited travel period has ended, the metro pass reverts to a normal EZ-Link adult card, that has a validity period of 5 years. The holder can reload the physical ticket at EZ-Link's top-up channels to continue travelling.
RECEIVE YOUR EXCHANGE ORDER
Print a copy of the order in advance or carry it in your mobile phone.
PICK UP YOUR METRO PASS
Collect the metro pass at the selected MRT station. To pass through the automatic gates, tap the card on the EZ-Link reader when entering and exiting.
BOARD THE TRAIN
Access the platform and wait for the boarding call to board the train.