
In Singapore, all power-assisted bicycles must be registered. This is a new law intended to improve the safety of park connector and road users. The registration process can be completed online or at SingPost. To register, you will need to provide your identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and a $50 registration fee.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Where to register | SingPost or online at www.onemotoring.com e-services |
| What to bring | Identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and $50 registration fee |
| Registration deadline | 31 January 2018 for e-bikes with the blue LTA seal |
| Registration number | Assigned upon successful registration |
| License plate | Affixed to the rear of the e-bike within 3 calendar days of registration |
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Registering an e-bike with a valid LTA seal
To register an e-bike with a valid LTA seal, you must first log in to www.onemotoring.com e-services with your SingPass/CorpPass/EASY, PAB seal number and scanned copy of original identification documents. You can also register at SingPost by bringing along your identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and $50 registration fee. If you register before 30 November 2017, the registration fee will be waived. Once your registration is successful, your e-bike will be assigned a registration number. With this, you must head to an approved signcraft shop within 3 calendar days to affix a license plate to the rear of your e-bike.
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Registering an e-bike online
Once you have successfully registered, your e-bike will be assigned a registration number. With this, you need to go to an approved signcraft shop within 3 calendar days to get a license plate affixed to the rear of your e-bike.
If you register before 30 November 2017, your registration fee will be waived. After this date, the registration fee is $50.
Note: E-bikes with the blue LTA seal (old technical requirements) will have to be registered by 31 January 2018.
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Registering an e-bike at SingPost
Alternatively, you can register your e-bike online. To do this, log in to www.onemotoring.com e-services with your SingPass/CorpPass/EASY, PAB seal number, and a scanned copy of your original identification documents.
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Registering an e-bike with the blue LTA seal
If you have an e-bike with a blue LTA seal, you will need to register it. The blue LTA seal is an old technical requirement, and e-bikes with this seal had to be registered by 31 January 2018.
To register your e-bike online, you will need to log in to www.onemotoring.com e-services with your SingPass/CorpPass/EASY, PAB seal number, and a scanned copy of your original identification documents. Alternatively, you can register at SingPost by bringing along your identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and a $50 registration fee. If you register before 30 November 2017, the registration fee will be waived.
Once your e-bike is successfully registered, it will be assigned a registration number. You will then need to head to an approved signcraft shop within 3 calendar days to affix a license plate to the rear of your e-bike.
The new law that requires all power-assisted bicycles to be registered is intended to improve the safety of park connector and road users.
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Getting a license plate for your e-bike
To get a license plate for your e-bike, you must first register it. To register your e-bike, you will need to provide your identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and a $50 registration fee. You can register your e-bike online at www.onemotoring.com e-services or in person at SingPost. If you register online, you will need to log in with your SingPass/CorpPass/EASY, PAB seal number, and a scanned copy of your original identification documents. If you register at SingPost, you will need to bring along your identification document, PAB seal number, and $50 registration fee.
Once your e-bike is registered, you will be assigned a registration number. With this, you must go to an approved signcraft shop within 3 calendar days to affix a license plate to the rear of your e-bike.
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Frequently asked questions
To register an electric bike in Singapore, you must log in to www.onemotoring.com e-services with your SingPass/CorpPass/EASY, PAB seal number and scanned copy of original identification documents. You can also register at SingPost by bringing along your identification document (NRIC, FIN or ACRA), PAB seal number, and $50 registration fee.
The deadline for registering an electric bike in Singapore was 31 January 2018.
It costs $50 to register an electric bike in Singapore.


