Notification and start of duties
An entity meeting the operator definition must notify MOM within 14 days. Its duties begin on 1 January 2025 or the day it becomes an operator, whichever is later, rather than the notification date. An operator that later ceases to qualify must notify cessation. Assess the Act and the self-assessment checklist; the checklist is a help resource, not a conclusive determination.
Choose the correct notification service
Separate forms cover Singapore UEN-registered operators and individuals/foreign-based entities, both for starting and ceasing. Workers choosing higher CPF contributions must not use these operator forms. Voluntary notifications before 1 January 2025 need not be repeated. The directory retains the notified-operator list and references to the Platform Workers, WICA and CPF Acts.
Related topics and services
Official documents and references
- self-assessment checklist ↗ Government source
- Notification for Singapore UEN-registered platform operators ↗ Government source
- Notification for other platform operators (individuals or foreign-based entities) ↗ Government source
- opt-in to receive CPF contributions ↗ Government source
- Cessation for Singapore UEN-registered platform operators ↗ Government source
- Cessation for other platform operators (individuals or foreign-based entities) ↗ Government source
- List of platform operators based on notification ↗ Government source
- Platform Workers Act 2024 ↗ Government source
- Work Injury Compensation Act 2019 ↗ Government source
- Central Provident Fund Act 1953 ↗ Government source