BURIAL, CREMATION & ASH STORAGE                                                                             

Cremation & Columbarium Fees

Mandai Government Crematorium

• Cremation Fee - Adult  -  $100 

• Cremation Fee - Child below 10 years  -  $50

• Above fees are payable to National Environment Agency

Choa Chu Kang Government Columbarium  /  Mandai Government Columbarium    

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• Booking Fee of Single Niche (niche allocated by sequential basis)   -  $500           

• Booking Fee of Single Niche (niche selected by own choice)             -  $750

• Booking Fee of Double Niche (niche allocated by sequential basis)  -  $900

• Booking Fee of Double Niche (niche selected by own choice)           - $1,150

• Above fees are payable to National Environment Agency

Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery - Crematorium & Columbarium

• Cremation Fee with urn and ash storage  -  $428 (inclusive of GST)

• Includes porcelain urn placed together with other urns in glass cabinet

• Above fees are payable to the Monastery

Tse Toh Aum Temple - Crematorium & Columbarium

• Cremation Fee with urn and ash storage  -  $535 (inclusive of GST)

• Includes porcelain urn placed together with other urns on shelves

• Above fees are payable to the Temple

Sea Burial of Ash Remains

Some bereaved families may prefer the sea as the final resting place for the cremated ash remains of their departed loved ones, instead of a columbarium.    

Burial Fees

Choa Chu Kang Government Cemetery 

            CCK Chinese Cemetery                              CCK Christian Cemetery                              CCK Lawn Cemetery

• Burial Booking Fee - Adult  -  $940

• Burial Booking Fee - Child below 10 years  -  $420

• Above fees are payable to National Environment Agency

• With effect from 1 November 1998 , the burial period for all graves will be limited to 15 years. At the end of the 15 years, the graves will be exhumed. For those whose religion permits cremation, the exhumed remains will be cremated and stored in columbaria niches. Where compulsory burial is required due to religious reasons, the remains will be re-buried in smaller individual plots.