新加坡托婴托儿津贴计算器
按就业状况与家庭收入档，估算新加坡公民幼儿在全日托婴或托儿中心可获的幼儿培育署基本津贴与额外津贴（托儿额外津贴自2026年1月1日起；托婴额外津贴自2023年起未变）。
Usually the mother, or a single father. Working means at least 56 hours a month, including freelance.
ECDA uses household income or per-capita income (income ÷ household size). The more generous band applies.
Family members sharing the same address. PCI = income ÷ size. Helpful when 5 or more people live together.
Gross fee before subsidy. Leave 0 to see subsidy only. Net fee is never below the published minimum co-pay.
津贴估算
Citizen children in licensed centres only. Additional subsidy needs a working applicant and income/PCI within the ceiling ($12,000 / $3,000 in 2026). Centres and ECDA confirm the actual amount. Not an application.
关于这个新加坡托婴托儿津贴计算器
Licensed infant-care and childcare centres in Singapore can claim ECDA subsidies for Singapore Citizen children. A working mother (or single father) working at least 56 hours a month receives a basic subsidy of $600 for full-day infant care or $300 for full-day childcare. Non-working applicants receive $150 basic and no additional subsidy on this table.
On top of basic, lower- and middle-income working families receive an additional subsidy that steps down as income rises. From 1 January 2026, full-day childcare additional subsidy runs from $467 (household income $3,000 and below) to $80 (up to $12,000). Infant-care additional amounts (unchanged since 1 January 2023) run from $710 down to $40. Families still pay a published minimum co-pay even when the centre fee is fully “covered” on paper.
Worked example: working mother, full-day childcare, household income $3,000, centre fee $800. Basic $300 + additional $467 = $767. Net fee is max($3, $800 − $767) = $33.
Per-capita income can place a large household in a more generous band than raw household income. Half-day and flexi-care tables exist; this calculator focuses on full-day, the usual search intent.
Not ECDA advice. Apply through the centre. Rates can change (income ceiling rises again in 2027).
如何使用
- Choose infant care or childcare.
- Select working or not working.
- Enter household income and size.
- Optional: enter the centre’s gross monthly fee to see net fees after min co-pay.
关键术语与概念
Basic subsidy depends on working status and programme, not income.
Additional subsidy is means-tested for working applicants.
Minimum co-pay is the floor parents still pay.
PCI is household income divided by household size.
常见用途
- Comparing infant-care versus childcare net fees at the same income.
- Checking whether a $6,000 household still gets additional subsidy.
- Budgeting Baby Bonus CDA funds against remaining fees.
示例
Example 1 — working, childcare, HHI $3,000, fee $800. Subsidy $767, net $33.
Example 2 — working, infant care, HHI $3,000, fee $1,400. Subsidy $1,310, net max($40, $90) = $90.
Example 3 — not working, childcare. Basic $150 only.
Example 4 — working, HHI $13,000, size 3. Basic $300, no additional subsidy.
重要说明
Citizen children in ECDA-licensed centres. PR children follow different (usually lower) rules.
The centre files the application; this page cannot enrol you.
Half-day and flexi-care amounts differ — see the ECDA PDF.
常见问题
How much is the basic childcare subsidy in Singapore?
For a working applicant, $300 a month for full-day childcare and $600 for full-day infant care. Non-working applicants receive $150 basic.
What is the maximum additional subsidy in 2026?
$467 a month for full-day childcare and $710 for full-day infant care, at household income of $3,000 or less (or PCI $750 or less).
Who counts as a working mother?
The main applicant (usually the mother, or a single father) who works at least 56 hours a month.
What is minimum co-pay?
A published floor so parents still pay a small amount even when subsidies are large. Net fee is the greater of co-pay and fee minus subsidies.
Does household size matter?
Yes. ECDA can use per-capita income. A larger household may qualify for a more generous band.
Is Kindergarten Fee Assistance included?
No. This page is infant care and childcare centre subsidies, not KiFAS.
Are 2027 income-ceiling changes included?
No. The 2026 table uses a $12,000 household-income ceiling. Recheck ECDA in 2027.
Is this ECDA advice?
No. Confirm with your centre and ECDA. Rates can change.