Airport Lounge Access
Biggest networkPriority Pass
The largest independent airport lounge network, with strong coverage at Changi.
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The verdict
Before paying for Priority Pass directly, check whether a credit card you already hold includes it. If you fly often enough to outgrow your card's free visits, a paid tier makes sense — otherwise a pay-per-visit option like Plaza Premium may cost less.
What’s good
- Largest lounge network — the most likely to have a lounge wherever you fly.
- Strong coverage at Changi across terminals.
- Already included with many Singapore premium credit cards.
Worth noting
- Top tier with unlimited visits is expensive if bought standalone.
- Guest visits are charged separately on most tiers.
- SGD price moves with exchange rates as billing is overseas.
The details
- Starting price
- S$132.00
- Pricing model
- annual-fee
- Annual membership
- From around S$132 for the entry tier
- Per-visit charge (entry tier)
- A set fee per person per visit
- Guest fee
- Per-guest charge applies on most tiers
- Lounge network
- 1,500+ lounges worldwide
- Changi coverage
- Multiple contract lounges across terminals
- Tiers
- Standard, Standard Plus, Prestige
- Card bundling
- Bundled with many premium Singapore credit cards
Pricing notes. Tiered annual memberships. The entry plan has a lower annual fee but charges per lounge visit; higher tiers cost more but include free visits. Figures vary with exchange rates — check the current SGD price.
GST. Membership billed from overseas may show GST handling on your card statement; the SGD amount can shift with exchange rates.
About Priority Pass
Priority Pass is the biggest independent airport lounge programme in the world, with access to more than 1,500 lounges — including several contract lounges at Changi. For Singaporean travellers it is also the lounge benefit most often bundled into premium credit cards, so many people already hold it without realising.
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