Grants
See what grants can help your business
Answer a few questions about your business and our e-Adviser for Government Assistance will recommend grants you can apply for.
If you’re looking for government assistance schemes announced at Budget 2025, head to our Budget 2025 page.
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For startups
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Startup SG Founder
The Startup SG Founder (SSGF) programme encourages and supports aspiring first-time entrepreneurs to start their own innovative businesses, by providing mentorship and financial support.Startup SG Tech
Startup SG Tech is a competitive grant that supports Proof-of-Concept (POC) and Proof-of-Value (POV) for commercialisation of innovative technologies. Companies may apply for POC or POV grants depending on the stage of development of the technology/concept.
For all sectors
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10Gbps Nationwide Broadband Network (10G NBN) Grant
IMDA launched a 10Gbps Nationwide Broadband Network (10G NBN) Grant on February 21, 2024, with an investment of up to S$100 million. The grant will help upgrade the network, ensuring it stays future-ready. It will support improvements to both the back-end infrastructure and front-end user equipment, enabling up to 10Gbps services and new offerings for businesses and consumers.5G Open Testbed
The 5G Innovation Programme will be supporting solution providers and technology developers commercialising 5G solutions, by making the benefits of 5G more accessible to companies.A Technology Roadmap To Sustainable Business Growth
Behind every thriving business lies a successful growth strategy. Building a technology roadmap through the Operation & Technology Roadmap (OTR) programme will help you form a strategic business plan to grow your business in the long term.Advanced Digital Solutions (ADS)
ADS supports businesses in testing advanced solutions, including those in Stage 2 or 3 of Industry Digital Plans (IDPs). This includes sustainability solutions like carbon management and resource optimization, as well as e-commerce platforms that help SMEs grow both locally and globally.IRAS Digital Integration Incentive
IRAS introduced the Digital Integration Incentive (DII) to incentivise software developers* to accelerate integration of IRAS APIs for Corporate Income Tax Returns (Form C-S) and GST Returns (GST F5, F8) as well as e-invoicing capabilities, thereby attaining the IRAS ASR+ Tier 3 status.Maritime Innovation and Technology (MINT) Fund
To Enhance the competitive edge for the port of Singapore, Build up technological capabilities within our maritime industry in key niche areas; and Transform the maritime sector into a highly productive and innovative cluster by leveraging leading-edge technologies.Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) helps Singapore companies improve their productivity and automate existing processes through IT solutions and equipment.As announced in Budget 2025, PSG will provide continued support for SMEs in AI adoption.
Technology for Enterprise Capability Upgrading (T-Up) T-Up programme
T-Up programme seconds A*STAR scientists and research engineers to aid in local SMEs’ Research and Development projects for up to two years. -
Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) Programme
The programe suppports developmental areas to transform industries, upgrade capabilities, and facilitate internationationalisation for local enterprises.Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) Grant
The Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant helps companies expand into new markets overseas by defraying the costs of overseas market promotion, business development and set-up.Enhanced grant cap of $100,00 is extended to 31 March 2026, which will give businesses more time to work on international expansion plans.
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Technology for Enterprise Capability Upgrading (T-Up) T-Up programme
T-Up programme seconds A*STAR scientists and research engineers to aid in local SMEs’ Research and Development projects for up to two years. -
Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) Programme
The programe suppports developmental areas to transform industries, upgrade capabilities, and facilitate internationationalisation for local enterprises.Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) Grant
The Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) grant helps companies expand into new markets overseas by defraying the costs of overseas market promotion, business development and set-up.Enhanced grant cap of $100,00 is extended to 31 March 2026, which will give businesses more time to work on international expansion plans.
Vibrant Heartlands Programme for Merchants’ Associations
The Vibrant Heartlands Programme for Merchants’ Associations (VHMA) aims to create vibrancy and draw footfall to heartland enterprises by supporting Merchants’ Associations (MAs) to lead and organise more activities in heartland estates. MAs can expect to receive funding support for qualifying project costs and administrative support for planning of events. -
3R Fund
The 3R Fund is a co-funding scheme to encourage organisations to reduce waste disposed of at NEA’s incineration plants and disposal facilities through the implementation of waste minimisation and recycling projects.Built Environment Transformation Gross Floor Area Incentive Scheme
The Scheme was launched on 24 November 2021 for a 5-year validity period until 23 November 2026. Under the Scheme, developers/building owners can enjoy up to 3% additional GFA allowed beyond the Master Plan Gross Plot Ratio (GPR) for delivering the stipulated ITM Outcome Requirements in their building development on private sites of at least 5,000sqm GFA.Cities of Tomorrow (CoT) R&D programme
The Cities of Tomorrow (CoT) R&D programme is a multi-agency effort led by MND that seeks to sustain Singapore’s success in the decades ahead by leveraging on Research and Innovation (R&I).Electric Vehicle Common Charger Grant (ECCG)
LTA has launched the Electric Vehicle Common Charger Grant (ECCG) to kickstart the installation of shared charging infrastructure in non-landed private residences (NLPRs).Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment.Skyrise Greenery Incentive Scheme
The SGIS provides funding of up to 50% of installation costs for rooftop greenery and vertical greenery projects on existing buildings, with a cap of $200 per square metre for rooftop greenery and $500 per square metre for vertical greenery.Sustainable Bond Grant Scheme
MAS’ Sustainable Bond Grant Scheme (SBGS) offsets up to S$125,000 for eligible green, social, sustainability, sustainability-linked, and transition bonds. The grant is valid till 31 December 2028. -
CPF Transition Offset (CTO)
To alleviate the rise in business costs due to the increase in CPF contribution rates for senior workers, the Government will provide employers with a transitionary wage offset equivalent to 50% of each year’s increase in employer CPF contribution rates for every Singaporean and Permanent Resident worker they employ aged above 55 to 70.Hiring Opportunities (Yellow Ribbon)
This programme aims to help ex-offenders become job-ready and prepare them for re-integration into the workforce.SkillsFuture Workforce Development Grant
The SkillsFuture Workforce Development Grant (WDG) is a new initiative announced at Committee of Supply (COS) 2025, and it forms part of the Enterprise Workforce Transformation Package (EWTP), which also includes the redesigned SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC). This new grant brings together existing Government workforce transformation schemes under SkillsFuture Singapore and Workforce Singapore (e.g. WSG’s Career Conversion Programmes, SSG’s NACE Workplace Learning Projects).Companies will be able to access holistic workforce development support through a single application channel via the Business Grants Portal (BGP) which will be rolled out in phases in 2026.
Anchor Programme Partners (PPs) will support companies’ transformation efforts through end-to-end advisory support to adopt relevant workforce transformation solutions.
Absentee Payroll (AP) Funding
Course Fee and Absentee Payroll Funding are available for employers who sponsor employees for training.Career Trial for Employers (Applications closed, for claim submissions only)
Career Trial aims to encourage jobseekers and host companies who are unsure about the job fit to go through a short-term trial before considering formal employment.Company-Led Training (CLT) Programme
The programme aims to accelerate the professional development of fresh and mid-career professionals including mature PMETs, through an on-the-job training programme to help them achieve competencies for jobs in demand by industry, especially those that support the digital economy sector transformation efforts.Employment Support for Persons with Disabilities
the programme aims to enhance employability and increase employment options for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).Enabling Employment Credit (EEC)
To support the employment of persons with disabilities, the EEC will be given to employers that hire local employees with disabilities aged 13 and above and earning below $4,000 per month.The EEC provides a wage offset of up to 20% of the employees’ monthly income, capped at $400 per month for each employee.
In addition, employers hiring local employees with disabilities who have not been working for at least six months will receive up to additional 20% wage offset, capped at $400 per month for each employee, for the first nine months of employment.
Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS)
The Enhanced Training Support for SMEs (ETSS) offers additional support for SMEs in the form of higher course fee subsidies.Progressive Wage Credit Scheme
The Progressive Wage Credit Scheme (PWCS) was introduced in Budget 2022 to provide transitional wage support for employers to adjust to upcoming mandatory wage increases for lower-wage workers covered by the Progressive Wage and Local Qualifying Salary requirements and voluntarily raise wages of lower-wage workers.Senior Employment Credit (SEC)
Under the SEC, the Government provides wage offsets to help employers that employ Singaporean workers adjust to the higher Retirement Age and Re-employment Age. Higher support will be given for the older age bands.SkillsFuture For Business
A 2021 study found that sponsoring local workers for training resulted in increased labour productivity, company revenue, and employee retention for a company.SkillsFuture Work-Study Programmes (WSPs)
The WSPs are offered by the Institutes of Higher Learning (IHLs) and SkillFuture’s appointed private training providers to provide fresh graduates from the polytechnics, Institute of Technical Education (ITE), and mid-career individuals, a head-start in careers related to their discipline of study through work-study arrangements within organisations.Uplifting Employment Credit (UEC)
The Uplifting Employment Credit (UEC) is a wage offset scheme introduced by the Government at Budget 2023 to support employers who hire ex-offenders.New Part-Time Re-Employment Grant
The New Part-Time Re-Employment Grant (PTRG) provides up to $125,000 to employers who offer part-time re-employment, flexible work arrangements (FWAs) and structured career planning (SCP) to senior workers. -
Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) helps Singapore companies improve their productivity and automate existing processes through IT solutions and equipment.As announced in Budget 2025, PSG will provide continued support for SMEs in AI adoption.
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Startup SG Founder
The Startup SG Founder (SSGF) programme encourages and supports aspiring first-time entrepreneurs to start their own innovative businesses, by providing mentorship and financial support. -
A Technology Roadmap To Sustainable Business Growth
Behind every thriving business lies a successful growth strategy. Building a technology roadmap through the Operation & Technology Roadmap (OTR) programme will help you form a strategic business plan to grow your business in the long term.Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) helps Singapore companies improve their productivity and automate existing processes through IT solutions and equipment.As announced in Budget 2025, PSG will provide continued support for SMEs in AI adoption.
Water Efficiency Fund (WEF)
PUB has enhanced the funding to further encourage companies to seek continuous improvement in water efficiency to ensure a sustainable growth in long-term water demand in Singapore.Sustainability Reporting Grant (SRG)
The SRG provides funding support for Singapore-incorporated companies to produce their first International Sustainability Standards Board’s (ISSB)-aligned sustainability report in Singapore before compliance for mandatory climate-related disclosures sets in.Enterprise Development Grant (EDG)
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New Part-Time Re-Employment Grant
The New Part-Time Re-Employment Grant (PTRG) provides up to $125,000 to employers who offer part-time re-employment, flexible work arrangements (FWAs) and structured career planning (SCP) to senior workers.Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG)
The Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) helps Singapore companies improve their productivity and automate existing processes through IT solutions and equipment.As announced in Budget 2025, PSG will provide continued support for SMEs in AI adoption.
Support for Job Redesign under the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG-JR)
The PSG-JR encourages enterprises to work with pre-approved JR consultants to redesign work processes, tasks and responsibilities. Through supporting workforce and business transformation, JR can help make jobs more productive and attractive for workers, and benefit enterprises by allowing them to hire and retain good workers.
For specific sectors
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Agri-Food Cluster Transformation (ACT) Fund
The ACT Fund is for SFA-licensed local farms. The purpose is to help our local farmers be more productive, resilient to climate change, and efficient in using resources. -
Aviation Development Fund (ADF)
The Aviation Development Fund (ADF) is one of the key initiatives that supports the development and growth of the aviation industry in Singapore. -
Accessibility Fund
The Accessibility Fund is a grant established to help owners of pre-1990 private buildings to improve their accessibility and provide a friendly built environment for people of all ages and abilities.Built Environment Technology And Capability Grant
The BETC grant will support BE firms in developing capabilities across three key areas:- Developing new enterprise capabilities, e.g. lean construction and collaborative contracting;
- Increasing adoption of advanced technologies, e.g. digital solutions, robotics and automation; and
- Building manpower capabilities strategically, e.g. innovative sourcing method for higher skilled workers, job and process redesign and specialised training.
Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment.Green Mark Incentive Scheme for Existing Buildings 2.0 (GMIS-EB 2.0)
The Scheme is outcome-based where funding support is based on the Green Mark certification rating and the extent of carbon emissions reduction achieved through Energy Improvement Works (EIWs), subject to the funding cap.Growth and Transformation Scheme
To encourage and support the formation of strategic alliances among progressive developers, consultants, builders and sub-contractors across the entire value chain.Workforce Training and Upgrading Scheme (WTU)
The WTU Scheme co-funds up to 90% of selected training courses and skills assessments for firms in the built environment sector, with the aim of improving the capability of the workforce. -
Research & Development (R&D) Engagements
EMA initiates competitive grant calls to catalyse applied research and development of innovative technologies and solutions. The aim is to tackle industry-relevant challenges and seize opportunities within the energy sector. -
Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics (AIDA) Grant
It is specifically catered for projects that are focused on AIDA adoption with the objectives to improve decision making and/or generate better insights unlike other MAS grants for Financial Institutions and FinTechs.Asian Financial Leaders Scheme (AFLS)
The AFLS initiative helps financial institutions defray part of the costs incurred in sending promising Singaporean finance professionals on eligible leadership programmes. Its objective is to encourage the financial industry to develop its pool of future leaders, by sending them on eligible leadership programmes that would provide the knowledge to navigate the diverse business, regulatory, and legal environment in the region.Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) FinTech Grant
The ESG FinTech grant, part of the FSTI scheme, encourages financial institutions to adopt technology solutions that address ESG data challenges, support sustainable investments, and track net-zero progress.Finance Associate Management Scheme (FAMS)
To increase opportunities for Singaporeans to be groomed through structured programmes that can lead on to future specialist and management leadership roles in the industry.Financial Sector Technology and Innovation Scheme (FSTI 3.0)
The Financial Sector Technology and Innovation scheme provides support for the creation of a vibrant ecosystem for innovation. The FSTI scheme is valid until March 2026.Financial Training Scheme (FTS)
The Financial Training Scheme (“FTS”) provides funding for financial sector-specific training courses which are:Recognised under FTS. Not accredited under the Skills Framework for Financial Services (SFwFS).
FSTI Innovation Acceleration - Early Innovation
The (FSTI) Innovation Acceleration Track provides funding support for experimentation, development and dissemination of nascent innovative technologies in the financial services sector. The FSTI Scheme is valid until March 2026.Grant for Equity Market Singapore Scheme
The (GEMS) scheme to support listings and expand the equity research ecosystem in our public equity market.IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS)
The IBF Standards Training Scheme (“IBF-STS”) provides funding for training and assessment courses.International Postings Programme (iPOST)
The iPOST initiative helps financial institutions defray part of the costs incurred in sending Singaporean staff on global and regional attachments or postings. Its objective is to increase opportunities for Singaporeans to be groomed through international exposure to build capabilities for future global and regional leadership roles.Regulatory Technology Grant
The RegTech Grant is part of the Financial Sector Transformation and Innovation (“FSTI”) scheme. It seeks to support financial institutions based in Singapore to enhance the efficiency of their risk management and compliance functions through the use of technological solutions. -
Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment.Healthier Dining Grant
The HDG is a co-funding scheme offered by HPB to support our HDP Partners in the promotion and publicity of healthier menu items.Healthier Dining Innovation Grant (HDI)
The HDIG is a funding scheme of up to S$5,000, which helps F&B operators to take the first step towards capability upgrading and to undertake food-innovation related activities.Healthier Ingredient Development Scheme (HIDS)
HIDS works in tandem with the Healthier Dining Programme (HDP), to increase the number of healthier meal options available when eating out.Healthier Ingredient Promotion Scheme (HIPS)
HIPS is a Go-To-Market grant that incentivises food ingredient manufacturers/suppliers to promote the adoption of healthier ingredients, among F&B businesses and consumers. The scheme funds up to 80% qualifying project costs, cap at $300,000. -
Resource Efficiency Grant for Energy (REG(E))
The Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E)) provides support to manufacturing facilities and data centres to undertake eligible emissions reduction projects to sustain competitiveness in a low-carbon future.Startup SG Tech
Startup SG Tech is a competitive grant that supports Proof-of-Concept (POC) and Proof-of-Value (POV) for commercialisation of innovative technologies. Companies may apply for POC or POV grants depending on the stage of development of the technology/concept. -
Energy Efficiency Fund (E2F)
The E2F supports manufacturing companies, including SMEs, with annual group sales turnover not exceeding $500 million, to invest in energy efficient technologies or equipment.Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment.Operations Management Innovation Programme (OMNI)
The programme offers a proven Operations Management Innovation methodology (OmniMethodology™) based on R&D, proven through highly successful applications in various sectors of the manufacturing industry. It consists of two parts: classroom training and mentorship.Resource Efficiency Grant for Energy (REG(E))
The Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E)) provides support to manufacturing facilities and data centres to undertake eligible emissions reduction projects to sustain competitiveness in a low-carbon future. -
Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment.Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF)
The Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF) facilitates the growth of Singapore’s maritime cluster by supporting the industry’s manpower and business development efforts as well as its drive for productivity improvements.Maritime Innovation and Technology (MINT) Fund
To Enhance the competitive edge for the port of Singapore, Build up technological capabilities within our maritime industry in key niche areas; and Transform the maritime sector into a highly productive and innovative cluster by leveraging leading-edge technologies. -
Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG)
The Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) aims to support businesses in their sustainability journey by co-funding investment in energy efficient (EE) equipment. -
Service and Jobs Transformation Leadership Programme (SJTL)
Through the SJTL, participants will be guided to identify the gaps and opportunities in their service offerings while addressing their manpower challenges. -
Tech-and-GO
NCSS offers support for SSAs to adopt IT solutions, receive consultancy and professional support that enhances their productivity and service delivery. -
Enterprise Innovation and Capability Development Grant (InnoGrant)
Sport Singapore’s enhanced Enterprise Innovation and Capability Development Grant (InnoGrant) is designed to catalyse the development of stronger growth engines within Singapore’s sport and fitness industry. -
Resource Efficiency Grant for Energy (REG(E))
The Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E)) provides support to manufacturing facilities and data centres to undertake eligible emissions reduction projects to sustain competitiveness in a low-carbon future. -
Business Events in Singapore (BEiS)
The Business Events in Singapore (BEiS) scheme aims to attract and grow high-quality events in Singapore in the long term, as well as catalyse the innovation of new content.Business Improvement Fund (BIF)
The fund is open to Singapore-registered businesses or companies only, particularly tourism businesses** taking on core capability development initiatives and technology companies creating innovative products and services for tourism businesses.Cruise Development Fund (CDF)
The Cruise Development Fund (CDF) supports the deployment of cruise ships in Singapore and/or development initiatives that will grow the cruise industry in Singapore.Experience Step-Up Fund (ESF)
The ESF supports the development and enhancement of Singapore’s tourism experiences.Kickstart Fund (KF)
Aimed at adding to the existing quality tourism software and enhancing the vibrancy of Singapore as a tourist destination, the Kickstart Fund (KF) supports the creation and test-bedding of innovative consumer- or business-focused concepts and events with strong tourism potential and scalability.Leisure Events Fund (LEF)
The Leisure Events Fund (LEF) supports events that deliver key tourism outcomes and establish Singapore as one of the world’s most vibrant cities.Tourism Product Development Fund (TPDF)
The TPDF is aimed at enhancing Singapore’s attractiveness as a tourist destination through supporting the creation and/or major rejuvenation* of tourism products.Training Industry Professionals in Tourism (TIP-iT)
The Training Industry Professionals in Tourism (TIP-iT) supports tourism businesses in employee skills upgrading and leadership development. -
Local Enterprise and Association Development (LEAD) Programme
The programe suppports developmental areas to transform industries, upgrade capabilities, and facilitate internationationalisation for local enterprises.