NCPG - English

Casino Exclusion prohibits individuals from entering the casinos in Singapore.

Types of Casino Exclusion:

1. Self-Exclusion

A voluntary application to exclude oneself from the Casinos in Singapore.

To apply:

Singapore Citizens/Permanent Residents(SCPR) – Please click here

Foreigners – You may either apply in person or submit the Application Form by post or hand.

2. Family Exclusion

Immediate family members can apply to exclude an individual from the Casinos in Singapore. This is to protect the family from harm caused by an individual’s gambling habits.

3. Automatic Exclusion

NCPG is enpowered through the Casino Control Act, Private Lotteries Act and Remote Gambling Act to safeguard individuals from potential harms of gambling.​

Under these circumstances,

individuals will not be able to:

• enter the local casinos;
• enter Jackpot machine rooms operated by private clubs in Singapore; or
• open or hold an online betting account with Singapore Pools

This is an automatic process and no application or revocation is required.

• receiving any Government financial assistance such as ComCare Long Term (Public Assistance), Medium Term or Short Term Assistance;
• living in subsidised rental flats and have more than 6 months of HDB rental arrears;
• receiving legal aid under the Legal Aid Bureau; or
• undischarged bankrupt,

• enter the local casinos;
• enter Jackpot machine rooms operated by private clubs in Singapore; or
• open or hold an online betting account with Singapore Pools

This is an automatic process and no application or revocation is required.

If you require an exemption due to work purpose, you may email us at admin@ncpg.org.sg

1. To begin, organisations must first assign the e-Service "Casino Self Exclusion System" to their Authorised Personnel at www.corppass.gov.sg
2. Download the Consolidated Application Form (Foreigner) or Consolidated Application Form (SCPR) and proceed to collect the Name, NRIC/FIN & Passport Number and Signature of the applicants of the Self-Exclusion.
3. Authorised Personnel to login with their CorpPass here and upload the Consolidated Application Form in PDF or JPG format.

•  For help on assigning e-Services to your authorised users, please visit www.corppass.gov.sg and refer to User Guide under Help.

Please note that applying for the self-exclusion without the consent of the person to be excuded is an offence. The Self-Exclusion takes immediate effect upon the submission online. Under section 128 of the Casino Control Act, an individual who has applied for a Self-Exclusion but enters the casino will have his winnings forfeited. Please ensure that the person to be excluded understands the implication of the exclusion.

Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents may apply to exclude themselves from entering the casinos in Singapore through Self-Exclusion. The application is free and can be made in the following ways:

1. Online:

Online submission requires you to have a SingPass. Your Self-Exclusion takes effect immediately upon your submission online. To apply, click here.

2. In person:

Apply in person at the NCPG. Your Self-Exclusion takes effect immediately upon submission.

3. By Hand/Post:

Print out the attached Application Form and submit the completed form to NCPG.

Incomplete applications will be rejected. Witness stated in the application form may be contacted for the purpose of verifying the application. (A witness is not necessary only if the form is submitted in person.)

Applications will be processed within 10 working days. NCPG will notify you on the effective date of the exclusion if a Singapore registered mobile number is provided. Please call NCPG at 6354 8154 or email: admin@ncpg.org.sg if you do not hear from NCPG within 10 working days.

Please note if you enter or remain in the casino premises after your Self-Exclusion has taken effect, any winnings paid or payable to you shall be forfeited under section 128 of the Casino Control Act (Cap 33A).​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Family members can apply to exclude a gambler in their family from the casinos if they are affected by their gambling (eg. financial problems, relationship issues).

Who can make this application?

• Spouses
• Children, including adoptive/step-children
• Parents, including adoptive/step-parents
• Siblings, including adoptive, step, half-siblings

NCPG may make a Provisional Family Exclusion Order to exclude the gambler from the casinos pending the outcome of the application, if the NCPG is satisfied that the Respondent has caused serious harm to his/her family members and further harm is imminent.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Please refer here for the procedure.​​​​​​​

• NCPG 

• Migrant Workers' Centre (for Work Permit / S-Pass Holder only): 

579 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218193

Operating Hours: Tuesday - Friday 9am - 7pm; Saturday - Sunday 11am - 3pm

(Excluding Mondays and Public Holidays)

Incomplete applications will be rejected. Witness stated in the application form may be contacted for verification purposes.

Self-Exclusion remains active until it is revoked. The revocation of Self-Exclusion after one year is not​ automatic.

Steps to Revoke

1. Please log in using your SingPass.You will be referred to an agency for problem gambling assessment (clinical assessment and counselling if necessary). Please call NCPG at 6354 8154 if you do not have a Singpass. 

2. You will need to contact the appointed agency to arrange for an appointment after three working days.

3. You will need to attend all your appointment(s) at the referred agency.

4. Upon completion of the assessment, you will be advised on the effective date of the revocation by NCPG.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

1. Please download the Application Form.

2. Complete and mail/email form to NCPG together with a copy of your Work Permit, Visit Pass or Dependent's Pass and Passport.

3a. You will receive a notification from NCPG regarding the status of your revocation within a month if you provide a local mobile number or email address, or

3b. If you do not have a local mobile number or email address, please check the status of your application in person at NCPG, 3 weeks after your application.