Following the official launch of our new S$30M automated sortation machines, our Operations Team today hosted a private tour for our philately stamp club members!

SingPost has created a dedicated space for the philatelic community to gather, connect, and conduct activities. To support our collectors, the space will be open from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on the issuance date for every stamp launch. The Stamping Ground offers complimentary bookings for stamp clubs hosting meetings and events (subject to availability).

Small Stamps, Big Stories!

The Year of the Horse Roadshow, held from 23 to 29 January 2026 at the SingPost Centre Atrium, served as a vibrant kickoff to the Lunar New Year festivities. The collection featured two energetic graphical illustrations of the Horse designed by Lim An-ling, available in 1st Local ($0.62) and $2 denominations. Beyond the stamps, the roadshow engaged visitors with the "Layers of Luck" stamp quest, festive activities, and the debut of our Year of the Horse blind box lapel pins. Collectors also took the opportunity to acquire limited-edition datestamps and cachets exclusive to the event. A big thank you to everyone who dropped by to celebrate the season with us!

The SG60 & World Post Day Exhibition: 60 Years in 60 Stamps, held from 10 to 12 October 2025 at the newly reopened Temasek Shophouse, offered a nostalgic journey through Singapore’s nation-building history. Singapore Post commemorated the nation's Diamond Jubilee with this showcase that featured the iconic "60 Years in 60 Stamps" collection.

Festival of Biodiversity was held from 31 May to 1 June, this time at the Central Library in Victoria Street. SingPost was excited to be part of this celebration of the splendours of our biodiversity.

SingPost and Yuhua Primary School have officially launched “A stamp, a story” programme. This collaboration seeks to generate enthusiasm among students for philately, illustrating how national heritage is conveyed through the narratives depicted on stamps. SingPost’s Group Chief Operating Officer, Neo Su Yin, was present at Yuhua Primary School’s 95th anniversary celebrations, alongside Principal Mrs. Ruth Tai and Minister Grace Fu. SingPost views stamps as significant artifacts—more than mere postage, they are insights into history, culture, and national identity. The organisation anticipates the inspiration these stories will bring to young participants.

SingPost brought festive cheer to heartlanders in the east with its Philately Chinese New Year Roadshow at Tampines Mall from 22 to 27 January, 2025. A showcase of Zodiac Snake stamps was on sale, while the exclusive SG60 MyStamp collection made its debut, much to the delight of our collectors.

The much awaited World Stamp Championship 2004 in Singapore came to an end on 1 September 2004. The five-day event was a success, with about 120,000 visitors from Singapore and around the world.

Our vibrant set of the 25th Anniversary of ASEAN stamps which combined state-of-the-art computer technology with the intricacies of stamp printing, emerged second in the First Graphic Design Contest competition organised by Pre Press. Held in conjunction with Pre Press Asia '92, an exhibition at the World Trade Centre (6 - 9 Oct 92) showcasing the marvels of computer technology, the contest drew more than 100 entries. Judging was based on the level of sophistication in the application of desk top publishing techniques and visual appeal.

Singapore Philatelic Bureau is delighted to inform collectors that The 1990 Collection of Singapore Stamps publication has won a Gold Medal in the Best Designed Book Competition 1991.

The beautiful set of National Monuments Series stamps released in January this year, has won the coveted bronze medal under the "Special Printing" category at the 8th National Print Awards competition held in Australia recently.