Singapore
MEDIUM · sourced, not yet live-verified
MEDIUM, and the earlier 'pending live-verification, will return to HIGH once fetched' framing is withdrawn: the URLs have been fetched and the guarantee side verifies cleanly. mom.gov.sg's Platform Workers Act page (Last Updated 3 July 2026) enumerates exactly the protections this row claims and carries no minimum pay provision, and the CPF sub-page confirms the 1 January 2025 contribution duty verbatim. What does not verify is the pay figure: a commercial rider blog previously cited here for an average of S$15/hr has been dropped as a source, and the arithmetic built on it ('S$15 x 0.74 = $11.10, close to $11.80') did not reproduce the row's published S$15.95 / $12.35. No source publishes a Singapore rider hourly rate. Separately, the median wage this city is scored against is monthly-only on its cited page; see median_wage_sample.
Only HIGH-confidence cities carry a full verification audit. See the methodology for what each tier means.
Earnings (USD per hour)
Source: Singapore MOM Platform Workers Act CPF page (publishes no rider pay rate)
What would you take home in Singapore?
Take-home, weekly
n/a
Take-home, monthly
n/a
Gross, weekly
$371
Gross, monthly
$1,606
Take-home is gross hourly minus an estimated tax/expense rate per country. See the methodology page for the derivation. This widget assumes you actually work the hours you set. For app-based delivery, a portion of logged-in time is unpaid waiting; the headline rate reflects engaged time only where regulators have defined it.
Cost of living vs. earnings
Pay vs. local labour market
Notes
Singapore has no statutory minimum wage. Outside-of-center rent estimated as 70% of city-center pending Round D1.
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See full source citations for this city on the sources page. Read about how each metric is computed in the methodology.
Primary earnings source: www.mom.gov.sg/employment-practices/platform-workers-act/cpf-contributions-for-platform-workers · archived