We all like free things, don’t we? And when it comes to shopping online, there's nothing that sweetens the deal like free shipping can, especially if you're buying items direct from overseas. Fortunately, there are several ways to score free shipping when you're buying stuff from US or Japan via Amazon Singapore. With Amazon Prime Big Deal Days coming in fast on Oct 8-13 (and early deals you can already shop from the sale), we’ll show you how to enjoy free shipping on a whole catalogue of products.
1of6
1. Amazon Prime Membership
One of the most straightforward ways to enjoy free shipping on Amazon Singapore is by subscribing to Amazon Prime. For a monthly fee, Prime members in Singapore receive several benefits, including:
Free one-day delivery on Prime eligible items by Amazon Singapore
Free two-hour scheduled delivery on Amazon Fresh for orders over $100
Free two-hour scheduled delivery on Watsons and Little Farms for orders over $60
Free international delivery on millions of items from Amazon SG, US & JP with a minimum order of $60.
Additional Perks: Access to Prime Video, Prime Gaming, and exclusive deals
8Days Tip: Confirm if you are entitled to free shipping by adding item to cart, click to checkout (but don't process payment yet) and double-checking the details to see if you've score free shipping.
If you prefer not to subscribe to Amazon Prime, you can still enjoy free shipping on eligible orders. Here's how to make sure your order qualifies:
Look for "Free Delivery" Label: Products eligible for free shipping will have a "FREE Delivery" label on their product pages.
Combine Orders: If your total order meets a certain threshold (typically $40 or more), you may qualify for free standard delivery.
Choose the Free Shipping Option: Ensure you select the "FREE Standard Delivery" option at checkout.
3of6
3. Third-Party Sellers with Free Shipping
Many third-party sellers on Amazon Singapore offer free shipping on their products. When browsing, you can check the side of the listing to see if it states "FREE delivery". Still not sure? You can add it to your cart, go to checkout and double-check if delivery is indeed free before committing to your purchase.
4of6
4. Special Promotions and Coupons
Amazon Singapore often runs special promotions and offers coupons that include free shipping. These deals can be found on the homepage, in the “Today’s Deals” section, or via email newsletters. Keeping an eye out for these offers can help you save on shipping fees.
5of6
5. Seasonal Sales and Events
During major sales events like Prime Day, Black Friday, and the 11.11 Sale, Amazon Singapore often provides free shipping on a wide range of items. These events are excellent opportunities to score great deals and free shipping on your purchases. With some items on discount for more that 50% off – that's practically free, right?
6of6
6. Amazon Fresh
Amazon Fresh offers a wide range of groceries and essentials. Here in Singapore, on top of groceries, you get access to health foods supermarket Little Farms and beauty and health chain Watsons. As a Prime member, you can enjoy free delivery on orders over $60 for Little Farms and Watsons, and over $100 for regular groceries. This is particularly useful for stocking up on groceries and household essentials.
For more information on free shipping whether you're a Prime member or not, read more here.
I consent to the use of my personal data by Mediacorp and the Mediacorp group of companies (collectively “Mediacorp”) to send me notices, information, promotions and updates including marketing and advertising materials in relation to Mediacorp’s goods and services and those of third party organisations selected by Mediacorp, and for research and analysis, including surveys and polls.
Singaporeans really give no excuses 🫡 Even MRT rides become workout time in our health-conscious nation 💪 Videos circulating online show people doing pull-ups, push-ups and other exercises on MRT trains, turning their daily commute into an unexpected workout session. While some netizens found the clips amusing and proof that Singaporeans are serious about staying fit, others questioned whether exercising on public transport could be unsafe or disruptive to fellow passengers. The clips have also reminded some of past fitness campaigns in Singapore, including public workout challenges held at MRT stations, showing just how strong the country’s fitness culture has become 🇸🇬 #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #sgtiktok #MRT #Fitness
Do Singaporeans really know how much everyday groceries cost? 🛒 We asked people on the street to guess the price of common supermarket items like milk, eggs and Milo #8dayssg #streetinterview #groceries #sgtiktok #singaporelife
Theatre actor Dwayne Tan told 8days.sg he heard the influencer was stopped at customs during a media preview of the new Disney Adventure cruise sailing from Singapore #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #disneycruise #ricecooker #disney
The Thai superstar was in town for Sinnkawa’s 1st anniversary celebration and launch of its Sun-Tanned Merlion character 😍 #8dayssg #8dayssgintv #sinnkawa #sinnkawasingapore #linglingkwong
K-pop dream vs Singapore reality 👀 If a Singaporean gets accepted into ADOR… what happens to NS? South Korean K-pop label ADOR is bringing its global auditions to Southeast Asia, including Singapore. But for Singaporean male trainees, one potential hurdle could be National Service in Singapore, which requires male citizens to enlist at around age 18. In South Korea, members of BTS were allowed to defer their military enlistment for several years due to their cultural impact, though they eventually still had to serve. So if a Singaporean were to debut in K-pop through ADOR, should similar deferment be considered — or should the rules remain the same? #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #kpop #NewJeans #Ador
In the heartwarming surprise, his parents and grandmother didn't realise they were flying Singapore Airlines Business Class to New Zealand until they had checked in for the flight #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #singaporeairlines #businessclass #surprise
A Holi celebration in Tampines brought a burst of colour to the neighbourhood. The festival symbolises joy, renewal and new beginnings, and is becoming more common in multicultural Singapore #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #tampines #holi #sgtiktok
You May Also Like
Content is loading...
This browser is no longer supported
We know it's a hassle to switch browsers but we want your experience with 8Days to be fast, secure and the best it can possibly be.