In Singapore, the HPV vaccine typically costs S$23 to S$330 per dose (2026). Subsidised Cervarix (HPV2) is capped at S$23 to S$45 per dose for eligible Singaporean women aged 18 to 26 at CHAS GP clinics, while Gardasil 9 (HPV9) costs about S$250 to S$330 per dose at private clinics, or roughly S$700 to S$990 for a three-dose course.
How much does the HPV vaccine cost in Singapore?
It depends on the vaccine and whether you qualify for a subsidy. Subsidised Cervarix costs at most S$23 or S$45 per dose, unsubsidised Cervarix is about S$96 per dose, and Gardasil 9 at private clinics runs from about S$250 to S$330 per dose.
The figures below were checked on 6 October 2026. Subsidy caps come from the government's published CHAS rules, and the Gardasil 9 range comes from private clinic price lists published online. Clinics differ on whether a quoted price includes GST and a consultation fee, so always ask.
| Vaccine and setting | Who it applies to | Price per dose | Full course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cervarix (HPV2), CHAS GP clinic | Singaporean women aged 18 to 26 with a CHAS Orange or Blue card | Up to S$23 | Up to S$69 (3 doses) |
| Cervarix (HPV2), CHAS GP clinic | Singaporean women aged 18 to 26 with a CHAS Green card or no CHAS card | Up to S$45 | Up to S$135 (3 doses) |
| Cervarix (HPV2), no subsidy | Anyone not eligible for the subsidy | About S$96 | About S$288 (3 doses) |
| Gardasil 9 (HPV9), private clinic | Anyone, paid in cash in 2026 | About S$250 to S$330 | About S$700 to S$990 (3 doses, often as a bundle) |
| Gardasil 9 (HPV9), from 1 January 2027 | Eligible Singaporean children at CHAS GP clinics and polyclinics | Fully subsidised | Fully subsidised |
| Gardasil 9 (HPV9), from 1 January 2027 | Eligible Singaporean adults at CHAS GP clinics and polyclinics | Means-tested subsidy of up to 75% | Fees not yet published by MOH |
Course totals for Cervarix are simple multiples of the per-dose cap and do not include any consultation fee a clinic may charge. As an example of private pricing, Mediway Medical lists Gardasil 9 at S$330 per dose, with a S$900 three-dose bundle for ages 15 to 45, a S$620 two-dose bundle for ages 9 to 14, and a S$38 consultation on the first visit.
What changes on 1 January 2027?
On 2 October 2026, MOH announced that Gardasil 9 will join the national schedules from 1 January 2027. Eligible Singaporean children will get it fully subsidised, and eligible Singaporean adults will get means-tested subsidies of up to 75% at CHAS GP clinics and polyclinics.
MediSave will also be usable for Gardasil 9 from that date, up to the MediSave Chronic and Preventive Care limits of S$700 or S$1,000. Until then, government subsidies and MediSave are not available for Gardasil 9, so anyone vaccinated with it in 2026 pays the full private clinic price.
MOH has not yet published the 2027 fees in dollars. We will update this page when it does, rather than guess what the subsidised price will be.
How many doses do you need?
Two or three, depending on your age at the first dose. People who start between the ages of 9 and 14 need two doses, and people who start between 15 and 26 need three. This is the biggest single factor in what a full course costs.
Because private clinics charge per dose, a two-dose course of Gardasil 9 costs noticeably less than a three-dose course. Some clinics sell separate two-dose and three-dose bundles that work out lower than paying dose by dose, so ask whether a bundle is available and what happens if you miss a dose.
What changes the price of the HPV vaccine?
Four things drive the price: which vaccine you choose, how many doses you need, whether you qualify for a subsidy, and what the clinic charges in addition to the vaccine itself, such as consultation fees and GST.
- Vaccine type. Cervarix (HPV2) is the vaccine covered by the current CHAS subsidy for women aged 18 to 26. Gardasil 9 (HPV9) covers more HPV types and costs more. HPV4 is no longer available in Singapore.
- Number of doses. Two doses for those starting at 9 to 14, three for those starting at 15 to 26.
- Subsidy and CHAS tier. CHAS Orange and Blue holders pay a lower Cervarix cap than CHAS Green or non-CHAS patients.
- Consultation fee. Some clinics charge a consultation on the first visit as well as the vaccine.
- Bundles. Paying for the full course upfront can lower the per-dose cost at some clinics.
- GST. Check whether the quoted price already includes GST.
Can you use MediSave or subsidies for the HPV vaccine?
In 2026, only Cervarix is subsidised, for eligible Singaporean women aged 18 to 26 at CHAS GP clinics. Gardasil 9 gets no subsidy and no MediSave until 1 January 2027, when subsidies and MediSave use (within the S$700 or S$1,000 limits) begin.
Boys and men can be vaccinated, but this is not currently subsidised. If you have private health insurance or a corporate medical benefit, check your policy directly, as cover for vaccinations varies.
Should you wait for the 2027 subsidy?
That is a decision to make with a doctor. Waiting a few months could cut the cost sharply for eligible Singaporeans, but the right timing depends on your age, how many doses you would need and your personal circumstances.
Age matters because the dose count rises from two to three once you start at 15 or older. If you are close to that cut-off, or close to the upper age limits for subsidy schemes, ask a doctor how timing affects both the number of doses and the price. If you have already started a course, ask whether the remaining doses could be covered from 2027.
Which clinics offer the HPV vaccine?
The clinics below are listed A to Z with the facts we could confirm from their own websites on 6 October 2026. Where a clinic does not publish a price we could verify, it is shown as Price on enquiry. Being listed is not a recommendation.
Listed alphabetically. We do not rank medical or legal providers.
At a glance
| Business | Offers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| ATA Medical | HPV vaccination, with a vaccine price table published on its website | On enquiry |
| Atlas Pacific Medical | HPV vaccination, with a phone check on vaccine stock before your visit | On enquiry |
| Bethesda Medical | HPV vaccination, with fees quoted by the clinic on enquiry | On enquiry |
| Mediway Medical | Gardasil 9 vaccination, sold per dose or as two-dose and three-dose bundles | S$330 |
| Parkway Shenton | HPV vaccination, with fees quoted on enquiry rather than published online | On enquiry |
ATA Medical
Gastroenterology and endoscopy
Offers: HPV vaccination, with a vaccine price table published on its website
ATA Medical is a medical clinic that offers HPV vaccination and publishes a vaccine price table on its website, so you can see its listed figures before contacting the clinic.
We have not reproduced a specific figure here, so check the current price directly with the clinic. When you do, ask which vaccine the price refers to, whether it is per dose or for a full course, and whether GST and any consultation fee are included.
- Services
- GP consultations, health screening, urea breath test, H. pylori IgG blood test
- Address
- 72 Anson Road, #01-02 Anson House (also Camden Medical Centre, CPF Jurong Building, Royal Square Medical Centre), Singapore 079911
Atlas Pacific Medical
Sexual health
Offers: HPV vaccination, with a phone check on vaccine stock before your visit
Atlas Pacific Medical is a medical clinic that offers HPV vaccination and has a dedicated HPV vaccine page on its website. The doctors named on its site are Dr Justin Sim and Dr Sim Li Kun, both with MBChB (UK) degrees.
The clinic asks patients to call before visiting to check that the vaccine is in stock, which is worth doing for any multi-dose course. We could not confirm a published per-dose figure, so treat the price as on enquiry and ask whether the consultation fee and GST are included in the quote.
- Services
- HPV vaccination
- Credentials
- Doctors named on its website: Dr Justin Sim, MBChB (UK); Dr Sim Li Kun, MBChB (UK)
Visit website: Atlas Pacific MedicalFull profile: Atlas Pacific Medical
Bethesda Medical
Sexual health
Offers: HPV vaccination, with fees quoted by the clinic on enquiry
Bethesda Medical is a medical clinic that offers HPV vaccination. It does not publish an HPV vaccine price on the pages we checked, so its fees are shown here as Price on enquiry.
When you contact the clinic, ask which HPV vaccine it stocks, the total cost for the two or three doses you need, and whether the quote includes GST and a consultation fee. It is also worth confirming stock for later doses before you start a course.
- Services
- HPV vaccination
Visit website: Bethesda MedicalFull profile: Bethesda Medical
Mediway Medical
Sexual health
Offers: Gardasil 9 vaccination, sold per dose or as two-dose and three-dose bundles
Mediway Medical publishes its Gardasil 9 prices online. It lists S$330 per dose, a S$900 three-dose bundle for ages 15 to 45 and a S$620 two-dose bundle for ages 9 to 14.
A S$38 consultation fee applies on the first visit, in addition to the vaccine. The price page we read does not say whether GST is included, so confirm the final amount and the bundle terms, such as what happens if a dose is missed, before you pay.
- Services
- HPV vaccination (Gardasil 9)
- Price
- S$330 Gardasil 9: S$330 per dose; S$900 three-dose bundle (ages 15 to 45); S$620 two-dose bundle (ages 9 to 14); S$38 consultation on first visit. GST treatment not stated. Source
Parkway Shenton
Sexual health
Offers: HPV vaccination, with fees quoted on enquiry rather than published online
Parkway Shenton offers HPV vaccination. It does not publish an HPV vaccine price on the pages we checked, so its fees are shown here as Price on enquiry.
Before booking, ask which vaccine is available, the full course cost for your age group, and whether the price includes GST and a consultation fee. If you plan to wait for the 2027 subsidies, ask whether the clinic you visit will take part in the CHAS arrangements.
- Services
- HPV vaccination
How do you choose a clinic for HPV vaccination?
Check four things before booking: that the clinic has the vaccine you want in stock, the full course price including consultation and GST, whether it is a CHAS GP clinic if you want a subsidy, and that the doctor is registered with the Singapore Medical Council.
- Stock. Call ahead. Supply can vary, and you want all doses from the same clinic if possible.
- Full course price. Ask for the total for two or three doses, not just the first.
- CHAS status. Subsidies, now for Cervarix and from 2027 for Gardasil 9, apply at CHAS GP clinics and polyclinics.
- Doctor registration. You can check any doctor on the SMC's public register.
- Scheduling. Ask how the clinic reminds you about later doses.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Gardasil 9 cost in Singapore?
At private clinics in 2026, Gardasil 9 costs about S$250 to S$330 per dose, or roughly S$700 to S$990 for a three-dose course. Some clinics add a first-visit consultation fee.
Can I use MediSave for the HPV vaccine?
Not for Gardasil 9 in 2026. From 1 January 2027, MediSave can be used for Gardasil 9 up to the MediSave Chronic and Preventive Care limits of S$700 or S$1,000.
Is the HPV vaccine free in Singapore?
From 1 January 2027, Gardasil 9 will be fully subsidised for eligible Singaporean children at CHAS GP clinics and polyclinics. Eligible adults will get means-tested subsidies of up to 75%.
Should I wait until 2027 to get vaccinated?
Speak to a doctor. Waiting may lower the cost if you are eligible, but your age affects how many doses you need, so timing is a personal medical decision.
Can boys and men get the HPV vaccine?
Yes, boys and men can be vaccinated at clinics that offer it, but this is not currently subsidised, so they pay the private clinic price.
How many doses of the HPV vaccine do I need?
Two doses if you start between the ages of 9 and 14, and three doses if you start between 15 and 26.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.
