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This stamp theme celebrates multi-ethnic cultural identity of Singapore, the young independent nation, and is a vibrant highlight of the nation’s racial harmony and multicultural heritage.

This stamp theme celebrates multi-ethnic cultural identity of Singapore, the young independent nation, and is a vibrant highlight of the nation’s racial harmony and multicultural heritage.

The opening of Terminal 3 brings to fruition the three terminal masterplan for Singapore Changi Airport. Poised to propel Changi Airport further ahead as a premier global air hub and the world's best airport, Terminal 3 is set to deliver unsurpassed quality of service, efficiency and safety, and promises a brand new experience for all travellers who pass through its gates.

A set of three stamps and a miniature sheet featuring the "Lighthouses of Singapore" will be released on Saturday. 7 August 1982. The three stamps in the values of 10¢, 75¢ and $1/- are as follows:-

The Scenic Series stamp featured local scenes in Singapore in the 1970s - Roadside Stall, Singapore River and the Kelong.

The Goat, the eighth zodiac animal in the Zodiac cycle, is featured in this series of stamps. After the hectic and energetic Year of the Horse, the Year of the Goat is believed to be peaceful and smooth. It is supposed to be a year to relax, where things will be more tranquil and subdued.

Come July this year, Singapore will be abuzz with excitement as eminent individuals from the world of sports, business, politics and royalty will converge on Singapore to attend the 117th International Olympic Committee [ IOC ] Session. The annual IOC Session is a gathering of IOC Members where it discusses reports presented by upcoming Olympic Games Committees, IOC Commissions and makes decision on bids for hosting various games or discusses other matters related to sports.

The Economic Development Board (EDB) was the driving force behind Singapore's economic miracle. This stamp series commemorating the EDB's 25th anniversary was a celebration of its success in transforming the nation from a trading port into a high-tech manufacturing and industrial hub.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations or ASEAN was established on 8 August 1967 in Bangkok by the five original Member Countries, namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand. Brunei Darussalam joined on 8 January 1984, Vietnam on 28 July 1995, Lao PDR and Myanmar on 23 July 1997, and Cambodia on 30 April 1999.

2017 marks 50 years of National Service (NS) in Singapore. In 1967, NS was introduced to fulfil the critical need of defending a young nation. 50 years from its inception, NS is an established national institution and a rite of passage for all Singaporeans. During this NS milestone, Singapore commemorates the important role NS has played in nation-building and providing the security and stability essential for Singapore's progress and prosperity. The NS50 commemorative stamps are launched to coincide with the passing of the National Service (Amendment) Bill and the registration of the first batch of full-time national servicemen in 1967. The NS50 commemorative stamps also serve as a symbolic reminder of the history of NS, and that NS is a source of pride and strength of Singapore.

Singapore is honoured to take on the Chairmanship of ASEAN in 2018 and extend warm welcome and friendship to all friends and colleagues in the ASEAN community. This stamp issue is released to commemorate Singapore’s chairmanship for the ASEAN community in 2018.

The extraordinary biodiversity of the coral reefs provides us with food, natural compounds for medicine, shoreline protection against strong waves and regulation of carbon dioxide levels in the seas.