A full-time NSF holding the rank of recruit or trainee will receive a monthly allowance of $755, up from the current $630. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - All national servicemen will see their monthly allowance increase by $125 to $200 from July 1, said the Ministry of Defence on Monday.
This means that a full-time national servicemen holding the rank of recruit or trainee will receive a monthly allowance of $755, up from the current $630.
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