You must be at least 21
An AMD can be made voluntarily by a person aged 21 or above who understands the nature and implications of the directive.
Advance Medical Directive
Get guided support to understand, prepare and complete an Advance Medical Directive for Singapore.
What you need to know
Practical details before you begin.
Paid guided service. Quote confirmed after intake. These requirements and decisions help the service move forward smoothly.
Two eligible witnesses are required
Both witnesses must be present at the same sitting. One must be a registered medical practitioner and neither may have an interest in your death.
Registration completes the process
The signed form must be sent to the Registrar of Advance Medical Directives and is valid only after registration.
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How it works
A guided path from questions to next steps.
We collect what is relevant, explain what comes next and keep the work organised in one secure place.
Confirm your planning needs
Plain-language guidance for the Singapore process
Prepare and review the directive
Clear signing and witnessing checklist
Complete witnessing and submission steps
Secure storage alongside your other planning records
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you start.
No. An AMD is a specific legal directive concerning extraordinary life-sustaining treatment in defined circumstances, while an ACP records broader care values and preferences.
Ready when you are
Take the first step today.
Start with a few details. We will guide you from there.