Modes of Payment

How much and when to pay?

The Polytechnic will send your e-Bill to your SP student email account after the semester starts, typically in June (Semester 1) and December (Semester 2). The bill will show nett amount payable after offsetting applicable financial schemes and financial assistance. Please pay by the due date stated on your e-Bill.

If you have an approved GIRO arrangement with the Polytechnic, the last 4 digits of your authorised bank account for deduction and the deduction date will be shown on the e-Bill.

You may also wish to check your fees for the current Semester or GIRO status by logging to eServices at Finance Matters & Assistance.

What are the Payment Modes available?

The detailed payment instructions would be included in the e-Bill. Cash and cheque payments will not be accepted. The following payment options are available:

(A) For students with GIRO arrangement

1. The GIRO deduction date is shown on your e-Bill and usually falls in July and January each year.
2. Ensure the designated bank account has sufficient funds to allow for successful GIRO deduction.

Note: To submit an eGiro Application, please visit SP website : e-Services > Finance Matters > Submit eGiro Applications (for DBS/POSB account holders only)

(B) For students without GIRO arrangement

Option 1 - Electronic payment through Student account (For Full time students only)

1. Pay through the internet via eNETS Debit (Citibank/DBS/OCBC/POSB/UOB).
2. Pay through the internet via eNETS Credit (Master/Visa).
3. Pay through the internet via PayNow.

Option 2 - Payment through PayNow (QR code)

1. Scan the QR code shown on page 2 of your eBill.
2. Please save a copy of the receipt upon successful transaction as it will be used as proof of payment in times of disputes.

Option 3 - Payment through AXS

1. Pay at AXS Stations located island wide or 
2. e-Station via the internet ( AXS e-Station > eServices> Education > Singapore Polytechnic > Payment of Fees and Charges )
3. m-Station via the mobile and tablet devices