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Revolut price in Singapore
Every Revolut plan in Singapore, monthly and annual, converted to pounds.
Premium plan · monthly
US$8.61
Revolut plans in Singapore
Monthly and annual prices, where Revolut offers them. Value is what Revolut says a year of the plan's perks is worth; the multiple compares it with a year of payments.
Price in Singapore
Premium plan, monthly, in Singapore dollarS$10.99 a month since we first checked it on 15 May 2026. The price hasn't changed.
Questions
How much is Revolut in Singapore?
Premium S$10.99 a month and Metal S$21.99 a month. The Premium plan is about £6.41 a month.
Is Revolut cheaper in Singapore than in the UK?
Yes. The Premium plan costs S$10.99 a month, about £6.41, in Singapore. In the UK it costs £7.99 a month, so it's £1.58 (20% of the price in the UK) less in Singapore.
Where is Revolut cheapest?
Brazil, at about £2.98 a month for the Premium plan. Singapore is 5th cheapest of 38.
Has the price changed?
No. It has been S$10.99 a month since we first checked it on 15 May 2026.
How Singapore compares
In pounds, monthly
38 countries. Differences are against the price in Singapore; percentages are of that price.
Tax
We don't know whether Revolut's prices in Singapore include tax: the pages we collect them from don't say. The standard GST rate in Singapore is 9%.
Prices in Singapore in general
US = 100General prices in Singapore are 78% of the US level (2024). Revolut Premium costs 86% of its US price.
Singapore: inflation, wages and pricesRevolut in other countries
Nearest in price
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Prices collected from Revolut's public website. Not affiliated with Revolut.
Checked 6 Oct 2026. Converted to pounds at daily central bank exchange rates (via Frankfurter) on the day each price was checked; ranks compare prices in euros on the same basis.
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