Singaporeans have until 6 January 2027 to send in views and suggestions for Budget 2027, which is scheduled to be presented in February 2027.
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) opened the feedback exercise on Thursday (12 November) with REACH, the Government’s feedback and engagement unit, and the People’s Association (PA). Singaporeans, organisations and businesses can all take part.
MOF wants views on themes such as strengthening Singapore’s economic resilience and competitiveness, investing in workers, and providing greater assurance for Singaporeans.
Where to send your views
MOF lists four channels. The first two lead to the same online feedback form.
- The Singapore Budget website, at go.gov.sg/mofbudget2027, where the “Share your feedback!” button opens the form.
- The REACH Budget 2027 microsite, at go.gov.sg/reach-budget-2027.
- REACH Singapore on Facebook and Instagram.
- PA Share Your Views, at go.gov.sg/pasyv2027, for details of Share Your Views sessions run by PA and its grassroots organisations.
What the form asks
The Budget 2027 Feedback Form does not need a Singpass log-in, and MOF estimates it takes about 15 minutes. You first pick one of three themes from a drop-down menu, then answer three open questions on it, with an optional box for anything else on that theme.
The economy theme asks how Singapore can stay attractive for high-value investment, what challenges businesses face in adopting new technologies such as AI, and how businesses can get financing to grow. Investing in Our Workers asks how lower-wage workers can be supported to progress in their careers, what challenges senior workers face and how to support them, and what Singapore should prioritise to help jobseekers and workers find good jobs and progress. Strengthening Assurance for Singaporeans asks how to keep social support progressive, how to strengthen retirement adequacy, and how to give more assurance to lower-income and other groups who may need more support, such as persons with disabilities.
After the first theme, you can choose to answer the questions on the others too. The form then asks whether you want to join REACH engagements, PA community programmes or the MOF Budget mailing list, which you can decline, and ends with short questions on respondent type, age group, sex and race.
Face-to-face sessions
REACH will hold a physical pre-Budget Listening Point and will announce details on its social media channels closer to the date. No date or venue has been released yet.
PA and its grassroots organisations will also run Share Your Views engagements in neighbourhoods and over online community channels from 12 November 2026 to 6 January 2027. Details of how to take part will go up on PA’s Share Your Views page.
