Singapore · Telecom, Internet & Apps

M1

One of Singapore's three major telecom operators, offering competitive mobile plans with solid network coverage.

What it helps with

Data right after landingSIM at Changi or 7-Eleven.
eSIM before the tripActivate online.
Roaming in MalaysiaRegional data packs.

About M1

M1 is one of Singapore's three major telecom operators, providing mobile, broadband and related services, often positioning itself with competitive pricing against Singtel and StarHub.

Key Features

Competitive Data Plans: Frequently offers pricing positioned to compete aggressively on data allowances.
Solid Network Coverage: A well-established network across Singapore, though generally smaller than Singtel's.
Prepaid and Postpaid Options: Range of plans for different usage needs.
Digital-First Account Management: Strong app-based account management and plan changes.

How to Get Started

Purchase an M1 SIM card from an authorized retailer or M1 shop.
Complete SIM registration with your passport or relevant identification.
Choose a plan matching your expected usage.
Manage your account through the My M1+ app.

Before you use it

Sign-up: A M1 prepaid SIM is registered with your passport; you can activate it online with a selfie check.
Good to know: Tourist SIMs are sold at Changi Airport, 7-Eleven and Cheers stores.

English available

Frequently Asked Questions

Does M1 work with a foreign bank card in Singapore?: Not reliably - a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
Is M1 available in English?: Yes, M1 has an English-language interface.
Do I need a local phone number to use M1?: No, an international phone number generally works for M1.
Do I need local ID or residency for M1?: No, M1 doesn't require local ID or residency for visitors.
Where can I use M1?: iOS · Android · Web
How much does M1 cost?: Tourist prepaid SIMs and eSIMs; prices in the app