
Whether you’re heading to Europe for the culture, the food, or just a change of scenery, knowing the current SGD to EUR rate, where the euro’s heading, and how to exchange without bleeding money to hidden fees can save you a fair bit on your trip budget.
As of 25 May 2026, the SGD to EUR rate is 1 SGD = 0.6726 EUR. The Sing dollar has eased about 1.66% against the euro over the past year, but it’s clawed back ground since January’s dip and sits up 8.52% over five years. In plain terms: the euro’s a touch pricier than it was a year ago, but you’re still in a perfectly reasonable window to convert, especially if you skip the fees.
This guide covers the live SGD to EUR rate, a quick conversion table, the 2026 forecast, what counts as a good rate, and why YouTrip is one of the easiest ways to pay in euros with 0% FX fees.
TL;DR – SGD to EUR at a Glance| Highlights | Details |
|---|---|
| SGD to EUR rate today | 1 SGD = 0.6726 EUR (25 May 2026) |
| 1-year change | −1.66% over the past year |
| 5-year change | +8.52% over five years |
| 1Y high / low | High: ~0.688 (May 2025) / Low: ~0.658 (Sep 2025) |
| What is a good rate? | Anything above 0.67 is solid; above 0.68 is great |
| S$100 in euros | ~67.26 EUR at today’s rate |
| Best way to pay in Europe | YouTrip multi-currency card: wholesale rates, zero FX fees |
| Always avoid | Airport counters, hotel exchange, and bank FX markups |
Mid-market rate as of 25 May 2026. Rates move daily, verify the live rate before you convert.
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As of 25 May 2026, the live SGD to EUR rate is:
Over the past year the euro has firmed up a little against the Sing dollar, so SGD to EUR is down about 1.66%. But it’s not the falling-knife the headline suggests: after dipping to around 0.6664 in January 2026, the rate has recovered and now sits comfortably in the mid-0.67s, close to where it’s traded for most of the past six months.
But the rate means nothing if you hand it all back in FX fees
That’s where YouTrip comes in, with 0% FX fees and wholesale exchange rates.
Pro tip for Singaporean travellers: Lock in your euros with YouTrip to skip bank markups and save on every EUR you spend.
| SGD Amount | EUR You Get |
|---|---|
| S$50 | ~33.63 EUR |
| S$100 | ~67.26 EUR |
| S$200 | ~134.52 EUR |
| S$500 | ~336.30 EUR |
| S$1,000 | ~672.60 EUR |
| S$2,000 | ~1,345.20 EUR |
Based on the mid-market rate of ~0.6726 EUR = S$1 (25 May 2026).
Verify the live rate before you convert.
Zoom out and the picture’s friendlier than the one-year number suggests. The Sing dollar is up 8.52% over five years and 30.92% over the long run against the euro. The euro had a strong few months in late 2024 and early 2025, but the SGD has held a solid mid-0.67 range since.
| Time Frame | High | Low | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Year (May 2025–May 2026) | ~0.688 (May 2025) | ~0.658 (Sep 2025) | −1.66% |
| 5 Years | ~0.716 (early 2025) | ~0.62 (2021) | +8.52% |
| All-Time (MAX) | ~0.724 (2022) | ~0.48 (2008–09) | +30.92% |
Here’s the year-by-year view:
| Year | Average Rate | High | Low | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 0.6293 | 0.6532 | 0.6147 | Strengthening |
| 2022 | 0.6896 | 0.7242 | 0.6484 | Strong growth |
| 2023 | 0.6883 | 0.7066 | 0.6728 | Stable |
| 2024 | 0.6916 | 0.7128 | 0.6805 | Peak period |
| 2025 | ~0.6800 | 0.7162 (Feb) | 0.6578 (Sep) | Easing |
| 2026 (to May) | ~0.6700 | 0.6726 (May) | 0.6664 (Jan) | Recovering |
The takeaway: the euro’s strong patch in early 2025 is behind us, the SGD has steadied through 2026, and at 0.6726 today you’re sitting near the top of this year’s range.
Nobody can call currency moves with certainty, so treat these as broad ranges, not promises. Based on where the pair has traded through 2026:
| Period | Likely Range | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Q2–Q3 2026 (now–Sep) | ~0.66–0.68 | Likely to hold its recent range; could firm up if the euro softens |
| Q4 2026 (Oct–Dec) | ~0.65–0.68 | Depends largely on ECB rate moves and eurozone growth |
Bottom line: the SGD to EUR rate looks set to trade broadly in the 0.65–0.68 range for the rest of 2026. At ~0.6726 today you’re already in the upper half of that band, so if you’ve got a Europe trip coming up, there’s a fair case to convert now via YouTrip rather than wait and hope.
Honest answer: it’s middling right now. The Sing dollar is down about 1.66% against the euro over the past year, so you’re not getting the bumper rates of early 2025. But it’s bounced back from January’s low, it’s up 8.52% over five years, and it’s been steady for months. There’s no dramatic slide to worry about if you’ve got a trip booked soon. The bigger lever isn’t timing the rate perfectly, it’s not losing 2–3% of your money to FX fees once you’re spending over there.
| Rate (1 SGD = X EUR) | Rating | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 0.70 and above | Excellent |
Near the 2024–25 highs, a strong time to convert |
| 0.68–0.70 | Very Good |
Above average, a favourable window |
| 0.67–0.68 | Good |
Around today’s rate (0.6726), a solid time to exchange |
| 0.66–0.67 | Fair |
Just below today’s rate, typical conditions |
| Below 0.66 | Weak |
Near 1-year lows, wait if you can or use YouTrip for 0-fee access |
At 0.6726 today, you’re firmly in Good territory and not far off the 0.68 “Very Good” mark.
If you’ve got a Europe trip confirmed, yes, this is a reasonable time to convert. You’re in the upper half of 2026’s range, the rate has been stable for months, and there’s no sign of a sharp move either way.
If your trip is further out, you could split your conversion: change part now to lock in today’s rate, and the rest if it climbs toward 0.68. Either way, the smart move is to convert through a zero-fee card so you keep what you save.
Here’s how the popular cards stack up for Singaporean travellers spending in euros:
| Card | Lock-in Rate | FX Fees | SGD to EUR Rate | SGD for 100 EUR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
YouTrip ![]() |
Yes |
No fees | 0.6724 EUR | ~S$148.72 |
| Revolut | Yes |
1% on weekends | 0.6723 EUR | ~S$148.74 |
| Wise | Yes |
Currency conversion fee: From 0.23% to 0.45% |
0.6710 EUR | ~S$149.03 |
| Bank Card | No |
Up to 3.25% | 0.6662 EUR | ~S$150.11 |
Rates taken as of 25 May 2026.
YouTrip gives you the wholesale euro rate with zero FX fees, so you keep more of your money on every transaction. Banks and standard credit cards add 2–3% (or more) per spend, and that stacks up fast over a week in Europe.
.As of 25 May 2026, 1 SGD = 0.6726 EUR (mid-market). The rate moves daily, so always check the live rate in the YouTrip app or on XE before you convert.
At 0.6726, S$100 ≈ 67.26 EUR. S$1,000 gets you about 672.60 EUR.
It’s middling. The Sing dollar is down about 1.66% against the euro over the past year, but it’s recovered from January’s dip and is up 8.52% over five years. At 0.6726 it’s in the upper half of 2026’s range.
Most projections put SGD to EUR broadly in the 0.65–0.68 range for the rest of 2026, with ECB rate decisions and eurozone growth the main things to watch. Forecasts are estimates, not guarantees, so don’t bank on them.
After peaking around 0.716 in early 2025, the SGD eased through the year and bottomed near 0.658 in September 2025. It dipped again to 0.6664 in January 2026, then recovered to 0.6726 today.
Anything above 0.67 is solid; above 0.68 is great. At 0.6726 today, you’re in a good window.
Use a multi-currency card like YouTrip that gives you wholesale exchange rates with zero markups and no foreign transaction fees. That can save you 2–3% versus a typical bank or credit card.
Avoid airport exchange counters, hotel exchange desks, and credit cards that charge a 2–3.25% foreign transaction fee. These all carry poor rates or high fees.
As a rough daily guide: budget travellers 50–80 EUR, mid-range 100–150 EUR, luxury 200+ EUR. For a 10-day trip, that’s roughly 500–800 EUR (budget) to 1,000–1,500 EUR (mid-range).
Most of Europe is card-friendly, especially big cities. Keep 50–100 EUR cash for small cafés, markets, tipping, rural areas, and emergencies, and tap your YouTrip card for everything else.
Yes. It works anywhere Mastercard is accepted, including shops, restaurants, transport, and hotels. You also get up to S$400 in free overseas ATM withdrawals each month, with a 2% fee after that.
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