[Official] SingTel SIM Only Plans

[froztheart]

Ya, receive calls while abroad will still be charged. Only SMS is FOC.

Yeah, came back with a bill shock...

 

[xiaofan]

SingTel itself does not mention the 5G NSA network shutdown deadline anyway.

But Zym and CMLink 5G+ FAQ mention the 31-March-2026 deadline.

Looks like the next target is on 30 June 2026.

Anyway, I think the so-called NSA network shutdown date is a "desired target date" by IMDA, not a hard deadline. Therefore SingTel has some leeway here to keep extending the date.

SingTel has extended the duration of the free 5G+ SIM Card upgrade roadshows until 30 June 2026.

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https://www.singtel.com/personal/promotions/roadshow/5g-sim-upgrade-roadshow

Singtel Prepaid FREE 5G+ SIM Upgrade

Please bring your ID to these roadshows before 30 June 2026.

Singtel Shops do NOT offer free Prepaid 5G+ SIM upgrades.

Daily Roadshows

Date & Time	Venue & Address	MRT
Daily till 30 June 2026 (excludes PH Eve and PH) · 10am–9pm	Singtel Learning Centre · 20 Pickering Street, Level 1, S048658	Raffles Place (Exit B)
Daily till 30 June 2026 · 11am–9pm	Bugis Cube (opp. Bugis Junction) · 470 North Bridge Road, S188735	Bugis

 

[Habrosus]

...

I am asking eight 5G users and Maxx 5G users to confirm whether they still have 5G NSA or not. I think StarHub and M1 are ready to shut down 5G NSA network.

Tried to check with my Maxx line...

Set to 5G Auto, nPerf showed 5G (SA).

How to ascertain NSA is gone or not? What settings?

 

[rvyne7]

Shag sia yeah I had to monitor this contract expiry date by checking app

Got try these links from xiaofan?

Should be.

 

[xiaofan]

Tried to check with my Maxx line...

Set to 5G Auto, nPerf showed 5G (SA).

How to ascertain NSA is gone or not? What settings?

Disable SA in the phone, then see if you get 5G NSA or 4G LTE.

 

[Habrosus]

Disable SA in the phone, then see if you get 5G NSA or 4G LTE.

Ok, turned off 5G Standalone in iPhone Air.

First I got this



Then the next few seconds



Looks to me NSA still there?

 

[Habrosus]

Ok, turned off 5G Standalone in iPhone Air.

First I got this



Then the next few seconds



Looks to me NSA still there?

Took about 12 seconds on the iPhone 17PM to turn from 5G NSA

 

[xiaofan]

Took about 12 seconds on the iPhone 17PM to turn from 5G NSA

So your iPhone can only stay in 5G NSA network for a short time on M1 network. Interesting.

I will wait for more reports on M1/Starhub network to see if other users can have access to 5G NSA network for longer time or not.

For Singtel network, you can stay with 5G NSA network for long time by disabling 5G SA.

 

[xiaofan]

Took about 12 seconds on the iPhone 17PM to turn from 5G NSA

For my testing of Starhub Prepaid S 5G plan using my Poco X7 Pro, the change is immediate.

When I switch off 5G SA, it immediately goes to 4G LTE. The icon changes from 5G+ to 4G or 4G+ immediately.

When I switch 5G SA back on, the icon will change to 5G and then 5G+. When it briefly shows 5G, I check NetMonitor app and it is still using 5G SA.

For Xiaomi Poco phones, the "+" in the "5G+" icon indicates Carrier Aggregation, not 5G SA.

The "+" sign in the "4G+" icon also indicates Carrier Aggregation.

 

[xiaofan]

Competitor to Singtel S$15.28 5G+ plan ---> Singtel hi! new S$13 / S$15 per 30 days 5G+ plan with better roamig features

Port in offer --> S$13 per month
New user --> S$15 per month

Looks like the revamp the Singtel hi! plans.
https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/hi

Updated terms and conditions
https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/hi/hi-terms-and-conditions

 

[xiaofan]

The Singtel hi! S$5 per month 4G senior plan is also not bad, can be a strong competitor to eight/SIMBA senior plan as well. Main missing feature is the

But then if you do not need much roaming, Singtel S$6 per month 5G senior plan many be better for local usage (only for new user and port-in as of now).

 

[mahler_qs]

Competitor to Singtel S$15.28 5G+ plan ---> Singtel hi! new S$13 / S$15 per 30 days 5G+ plan with better roamig features

Port in offer --> S$13 per month
New user --> S$15 per month

wah i wonder if this will cannibalise Gomo? Looks like both Hi! and Gomo can work for the same market segment?

 

[xiaofan]

wah i wonder if this will cannibalise Gomo? Looks like both Hi! and Gomo can work for the same market segment?

My take is that Gomo will disappear by 2027/2028.

giga will also disappear by 2027/2028.

Just my guess.

 

[shawniiex]

Anyone has experience on the hi! 5G plans? Or it shouldn't differ to Singtel SIM Only plans?

Need to port out tomorrow from circles, deciding between hi! 5G at $13 or vivifi $10 free 5G 6 months (then see how)

 

[maumu]

Competitor to Singtel S$15.28 5G+ plan ---> Singtel hi! new S$13 / S$15 per 30 days 5G+ plan with better roamig features

Port in offer --> S$13 per month
New user --> S$15 per month

how about in terms of 'priority' of the bandwidth? it'll still be lower than the $15.28 plan right?

is this considered a pre-paid plan?

 

[gapboy]

Yes, enhanced core all S$5. Priority all S$10.

coporate line only get $5 off

 

[xiaofan]

how about in terms of 'priority' of the bandwidth? it'll still be lower than the $15.28 plan right?

is this considered a pre-paid plan?

PostPaid, in terms of priority, maybe lower than S$15.28 plan.

Terms and conditions:
https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/hi/hi-terms-and-conditions

1. Singtel hi! is a postpaid SIM only mobile plan provided by Singtel Mobile. Your activation and continued use of Singtel hi! constitutes acceptance of our terms and conditions as amended from time to time (“Singtel hi! Terms”).
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$13 hi! Plan (Port-In)** New user at $15
Base Plan (Local + Roaming*) *Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Thailand	500GB
APAC Data (20 Destinations) Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Australia, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Macau, Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Vietnam, China, Japan, Myanmar, New Zealand, Pakistan	18GB
Worldwide* Data	8GB
IDD (20+ destinations)	600 mins
IDD (Myanmar)	100 mins
Local calls	Unlimited SG calls (*subject to FUP of 3000 mins)
Local SMS	Unlimited SMS to SG Mobile (*subject to FUP of 5000 SMS)
Validity	30 days

Worldwide* Data
Andorra, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei, Cambodia, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic,Denmark, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, French Guiana, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Guadeloupe, Guam, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Laos, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macau, Malta, Mongolia, Nepal, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Reunion, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Vietnam

IDD (20+ destinations)
Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Norway, Romania, South Korea, Thailand,USA, Philippines and Vietnam.
 India, China, Malaysia /
240 mins to Bangladesh /
180 mins to Philippines /
36 mins to Myanmar /
180 mins to Thailand /
90 mins to Indonesia /
60 mins to Vietnam.

 

[mahler_qs]

My take is that Gomo will disappear by 2027/2028.

giga will also disappear by 2027/2028.

Just my guess.

I share the same view as well. Doesnt make sense for different BU to cannibalise one another especially when they share the same infrastructure.

 

[mahler_qs]

Anyone has experience on the hi! 5G plans? Or it shouldn't differ to Singtel SIM Only plans?

Need to port out tomorrow from circles, deciding between hi! 5G at $13 or vivifi $10 free 5G 6 months (then see how)

just to highlight - might need to consider if there are any ancillary charges like sim card, activation fee (?). I recall last year when i wanted to port from M1 to ST MNO, ST wanted to charge me for physical sim card if i do it online. I managed to get sim card charges waived when i signed via roadshow. Might be good to more cautious and take note of additional charges that come along when you port over etc. Not sure how it works now as i am quite out of touch on these.

 

[xiaofan]

just to highlight - might need to consider if there are any ancillary charges like sim card, activation fee (?). I recall last year when i wanted to port from M1 to ST MNO, ST wanted to charge me for physical sim card if i do it online. I managed to get sim card charges waived when i signed via roadshow. Might be good to more cautious and take note of additional charges that come along when you port over etc. Not sure how it works now as i am quite out of touch on these.

1) Take note online sign-up is eSIM only.

https://www.singtel.com/personal/products-services/mobile/hi
Prefer in-store service or a physical SIM? Visit any authorised retailer to get your hi! Plan.

2) When I ported from CUniq 4G to Singtel hi! S$10 4G using eSIM, no extra cost, just paid S$10. Then I did not top up and let it fall to base plan. After another 60 days the line was terminated. (90 days validty in total for the old base plan).

3) The new base plan is even better with 180 days validity. This may needs confirmation from SingTel side.

Bundled Value	SIM Validity Period
Free Incoming Calls	180 days