Pest Control

Registration of Control of Public Health Pesticides and Repellents against Vectors

Under the Control of Vectors and Pesticides Act 1998, public health pesticide and repellent products intended for use against the five vectors (namely mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, rats and rat fleas) are required to be registered prior to any sales, supply or advertising in Singapore.

Suppliers, importers or manufacturers of such products should read the  Guidebook on the Registration of Pesticides and Repellents against Vectors and the Registration Mark Usage Guidelines before filling up the application form.

Note: With effect from 1 April 2026, the registration fee for pesticide and repellent products will be increased from $160 to $320. All applications submitted from 1 April 2026 onwards will be subjected to the revised registration fee of $320.

The Application Form for the Registration of Public Health Pesticides and Repellents against Vectors is available  here.

The Application Form and their accompanying documents should be emailed to NEA_VC_Licences@nea.gov.sg.


With effect from 1 July 2015, pesticides and repellents that have been successfully registered will be issued a new registration mark, comprising a unique registration number in the form of ‘SINNEA-X-XXX/XXX/XXXX’ and a registration logo.  

The registration logo is available in three colour choices:

Full-ColourOne-Colour (Black)One-Colour (White)
 Registration Logo_red Registration Logo_blackRegistration Logo_white 

 

Click here to download a copy of the registration logo. Please refer to the recommended layout below:

Layout of Registration Mark

Aside from the registration mark, registered pesticides and repellents are also required to be clearly labelled “For General Use” or “For Restricted Use”.

“For General Use” products are those which can be used by households directly. “For Restricted Use” pesticides refer to those which should only be used by licensed Vector Control Technicians (VCTs) or certified Vector Control Workers (VCWs) because of their high toxicity or concentration, thus requiring further mixing/dilution or special equipment for dispensing. The latter should not be available for sale to general public in normal consumer markets.

A list of the registered products is available for download here.