Singapore POST

Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 05 Sept 2025

Overview

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Singapore and the Maldives in 2025, SingPost and the Maldives Post have collaborated to release the Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue. This joint stamp issue celebrates the two island nations’ enduring friendship, shared maritime heritage and commitment to sustainability and conservation.

The stamp and miniature sheet designs feature Lazarus Island of Singapore and Hulhudhoo of the Maldives. Both islands are known for their serene beaches and clear, emerald-green waters and are popular spots for eco-tourism and marine-life watching. While Lazarus Island is popular with beachgoers and families who enjoy the clean white and sandy beach on the C-shaped lagoon, Hulhudhoo features unique characteristics including British-era infrastructure and a more temperate climate.

The vibrant and fragile marine life depicted in both stamps highlight the importance of environmental protection and conservation amidst global warming and rising sea-levels. Together, the stamps represent Singapore’s and Maldives’ joint commitment to preserve our natural and maritime heritage for future generations to enjoy.

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Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue
Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue
Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue
Technical specifications
Denomination$2 x 2 designs
Stamp Size40.8mm x 29.85mm
Miniature Sheet Size140 mm x 75 mm
Perforation13
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSecura Singapore Pte Ltd
Graphic DesignerWong Wui Kong (Singapore) / Oni Studio LLP (Maldives)
Singapore POST
Singapore POST
Singapore POST

Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 05 Sept 2025

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In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Singapore and the Maldives in 2025, SingPost and the Maldives Post have collaborated to release the Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue. This joint stamp issue celebrates the two island nations’ enduring friendship, shared maritime heritage and commitment to sustainability and conservation.

The stamp and miniature sheet designs feature Lazarus Island of Singapore and Hulhudhoo of the Maldives. Both islands are known for their serene beaches and clear, emerald-green waters and are popular spots for eco-tourism and marine-life watching. While Lazarus Island is popular with beachgoers and families who enjoy the clean white and sandy beach on the C-shaped lagoon, Hulhudhoo features unique characteristics including British-era infrastructure and a more temperate climate.

The vibrant and fragile marine life depicted in both stamps highlight the importance of environmental protection and conservation amidst global warming and rising sea-levels. Together, the stamps represent Singapore’s and Maldives’ joint commitment to preserve our natural and maritime heritage for future generations to enjoy.

Denomination

$2 x 2 designs

Stamp Size

40.8mm x 29.85mm

Miniature Sheet Size

140 mm x 75 mm

Perforation

13

Paper

unwatermarked

Printing

Offset Lithography

Sheet Content

10 stamps per sheet

Printer

Secura Singapore Pte Ltd

Graphic Designer

Wong Wui Kong (Singapore) / Oni Studio LLP (Maldives)

Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue

Issue date 05 Sept 2025

Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp IssueSingapore-Maldives Joint Stamp IssueSingapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue

Overview

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Singapore and the Maldives in 2025, SingPost and the Maldives Post have collaborated to release the Singapore-Maldives Joint Stamp Issue. This joint stamp issue celebrates the two island nations’ enduring friendship, shared maritime heritage and commitment to sustainability and conservation.

The stamp and miniature sheet designs feature Lazarus Island of Singapore and Hulhudhoo of the Maldives. Both islands are known for their serene beaches and clear, emerald-green waters and are popular spots for eco-tourism and marine-life watching. While Lazarus Island is popular with beachgoers and families who enjoy the clean white and sandy beach on the C-shaped lagoon, Hulhudhoo features unique characteristics including British-era infrastructure and a more temperate climate.

The vibrant and fragile marine life depicted in both stamps highlight the importance of environmental protection and conservation amidst global warming and rising sea-levels. Together, the stamps represent Singapore’s and Maldives’ joint commitment to preserve our natural and maritime heritage for future generations to enjoy.

Technical specifications

Denomination$2 x 2 designs
Stamp Size40.8mm x 29.85mm
Miniature Sheet Size140 mm x 75 mm
Perforation13
Paperunwatermarked
PrintingOffset Lithography
Sheet Content10 stamps per sheet
PrinterSecura Singapore Pte Ltd
Graphic DesignerWong Wui Kong (Singapore) / Oni Studio LLP (Maldives)
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