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The last date of submission is now extended to 1st December 2021.
Submission Requirements
The following supporting documents are required for SPF withdrawal:
1. | Duly completed Withdrawal Form (can be downloaded from www.ispf.org.sg) |
2. | Copy of NRIC/Passport (both old and new ones) |
3. | Copy of Seaman Handbook(s) / CDC |
4. | Copy of the Bank Book/Statement, indicating the name of the bank, member’s name and member’s bank account number |
5. | Indicate mode of payment as follows:- OR “Direct Funds Transfer” to a Local (Singapore-based) Bank Account. (*Note: bank charges may apply.) |
6. | Provide additional documents like Death, Birth and/or Marriage Certificate if the payout is in the name of the nominee/beneficiary. |
Additional information
1. Charges for Remittance Transfer will be imposed by the bank and offset from the payout money.
2. An administrative fee of 2.8% approved by the SPF Advisory Committee shall be deducted from the SPF money due to the member before payout to the member or the member’s proper claimant.
Submission channels
The duly completed Withdrawal Form and all the relevant documentation may be submitted via the available channels:
@Email: spf@wavelink.com.sg
Post: Wavelink Thrift Pte Ltd, 75 Jellicoe Road #02-01, Wavelink Building, Singapore 208738
Contact Details
The SPF Administrator may be contacted via Email: spf@wavelink.com.sg or Telephone: +65 6390 1661.
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