SG60 Vouchers: Buy Nintendo Switch 2, Cameras, Flowers & Other Things Besides Groceries & Food With SG60 Vouchers
All Singaporeans aged 21 and above have received $600 in SG60 vouchers ($800 for seniors aged 60 and above). Half the vouchers can be used at supermarkets, while the other half can be utilised at participating heartland merchants and hawker stalls. SG60 vouchers were disbursed in July 2025 and are valid in Dec 31, 2026.
Not sure where to spend the SG60 vouchers? SG60 vouchers can be used at merchants that accept CDC vouchers, which means you can also buy iPhones, Pokemon cards and other interesting things that folks have been spending their CDC vouchers on.
Besides the usual groceries and food, there’s a whole host of heartland merchants that accept SG60 and CDC vouchers that you may have overlooked. Need more ideas on what to spend the SG60 vouchers on? Scroll on.
What to buy with SG60 vouchers
Nintendo Switch 2
The latest Nintendo Switch 2 was recently launched in Singapore, and you can use some of your SG60 supermarket vouchers to offset the cost if you buy them at Fairprice Xtra outlets. Yes, certain Fairprice Xtra outlets, including the Jurong Point outlet, stock up on the latest game console as well as games and accessories.
Watches
Need a new watch or to repair your old one? Don’t overlook the heartland watch shops. Kelmond Trading in Yishun (846 Yishun Ring Rd, #01-3651 Khatib Central, Singapore 760846), is holding a SG60 sale. Selected timepieces will be sold at $60 (usual price $150-$200) at the shop which has been in business for 33 years. Fun fact: Former Nee Soon MP Lee Bee Wah recently shopped there. No word on whether she used her SG60 vouchers, but hey, if it’s good enough for Hua-jie, it’s good enough for us.
Home appliances
Stretch those supermarket vouchers — whether CDC or SG60 vouchers — and use them on small home appliances available at supermarkets such as Giant and FairPrice. Whether you’re in the market for a handheld vacuum or a new blender, wallet-friendly options are available at both supermarket chains.
If you’re looking to buy home appliances with the heartland merchant vouchers (aka the non-supermarket SG60 vouchers), home appliance chain Parisilk’s Nee Soon outlet (58 Sembawang Road #01-02 Hong Heng Mansions Singapore 779087) accepts CDC and SG60 vouchers
Camera and photo printing services
Yes, it’s easy to snap away on your phone camera, but for those who prefer the more visceral experience of using a camera, you can use the SG60 vouchers to offset the cost of what can be a rather pricey hobby.
MS Color in Ang Mo Kio (Ang Mo Kio Avenue 8, #01-3501C, S560711) accepts both SG60 and CDC vouchers and sells a whole range of cameras, including Fujifilm Instax cameras, drones, and photography accessories.
Looking to print passport or ID photos? Quick Photo (1 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #01-16 DBS NTUC Tanjong Pagar Singapore 082001), a Tanjong Pagar stalwart for over 50 years, is offering free six pieces additional hardcopies for every set of passport photos purchased with CDC or SG60 vouchers.
Flowers
Fresh flowers for a mini home refresh, graduation flowers, or an anniversary gift? Support your neighbourhood florists and get a bouquet, or three, with your vouchers by searching for a heartland florist near you. Those working in the CBD can head to Tanjong Pagar Plaza and get blooms with their SG60 vouchers from a whole host of flower shops there — including My Gorgeous Flower (6 Tanjong Pagar Plaza #01-24 S081006), J11 Florist and Gifts (#01-25/29), and Yew Ya Fresh Flowers (#01-28).
How to claim SG60 vouchers, and where to use them
Redeem SG60 vouchers via SingPass at https://go.gov.sg/sg60v. Once you’ve claimed them, a unique URL with the vouchers will be sent to you via SMS.
To find participating heartland merchants and supermarkets near you, find the full list here. Participating outlets and merchants will have the CDC vouchers decals (pictured above) so look out for those too.
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