The Choa Chu Kang Cemetery Complex is the only cemetery in Singapore open for burials.
Choa Chu Kang Cemetery service counters
940 Old Choa Chu Kang Road
Singapore 698910
Tel: 6225 5632 (NEA Hotline)
Please read the terms and conditions of the Choa Chu Kang Cemetery before making a booking. Bookings for burial can be made over the phone or in person at the service counters.
Booking hours:
Mondays to Sundays 8.30am – 4.30pm
Closed for lunch from 1pm - 2pm
Payment of the burial fee for the grave plot is to be made at the service counters before the burial. Documents required for verification during processing of application:
- Digital death certificate; OR
- Manual Confirmation of Death (mCOD); OR
- Public Hospital Printout (NEHR)
Please refer to Written confirmation of death documents for specimens of the above documents.
- Permit to Bury
- Identification Papers of Next-of-kin and Applicant (e.g. NRIC, passport, etc.)
- Letter of Authorisation (if applicant is not a next-of-kin)
Payment modes:
| Burial | Adults and children of and above 10 years of age | Children below 10 years of age |
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| (a) Where the deceased person is a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore: | | |
(i) Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery | $315 | $140 |
(ii) Choa Chu Kang Ahmadiyya Jama'at Cemetery | $315 | $140 |
(iii) Choa Chu Kang Jewish Cemetery | $315 | $140 |
(iv) Choa Chu Kang Parsi Cemetery | $315 | $140 |
(v) Choa Chu Kang Bahai Cemetery | $315 | $140 |
(vi) All Government cemeteries other than those mentioned in sub-paragraphs (i) to (v) | $940 | $420 |
| (b) Where the deceased person is not a citizen or permanent resident of Singapore* | $1,880 | $940 |
*Foreigners are allowed to be buried in Singapore only if the deceased persons have immediate next-of-kin (parents, spouse, children only) who are Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents. Prior written permission must be obtained from the National Environment Agency.
All cancellations and changes to confirmed bookings must be made by the applicant or next-of-kin of the deceased in person at the service counters, together with all relevant documents.
The application to apply for a permit to erect a tombstone/monument can only be made by the original burial applicant, or someone with written authorisation from the original burial applicant.
Next-of-kin are to only engage contractors registered under NEA to carry out erection of tombstone or monument service, in NEA-managed facilities.
Note:
With effect from 1 November 1998, the burial period for all graves will be limited to 15 years. At the end of 15 years, the graves will be exhumed. For those whose religions permit cremation, the exhumed remains will be cremated and stored in columbaria niches. Where burial is mandated by religion, the exhumed remains will be re-buried in smaller individual plots.