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Masseur (non-medical) (including foot reflexologist) salary in Singapore

What a masseur earns a month, from MOM’s June 2024 wage survey. See where your own pay sits.

Median gross pay a month · Masseur (non-medical) (including foot reflexologist)S$1,600Half earn S$1,550 to S$1,945 · June 2024 · 558th highest of 562 jobs

On the median, S$1,600, a Singapore citizen aged 55 or under pays S$320 employee CPF (20%) and takes home about S$1,280 a month, before income tax. Work out your own CPF · income tax

Gross and basic pay a month, June 2024

25th percentileMedian75th percentile
GrossS$1,550S$1,600S$1,945
BasicS$1,500S$1,600S$1,871

By industry median gross, highest first

Industry25thMedian75th
Other community, social and personal servicesS$1,500S$1,600S$1,600

Jobs paying about the same median gross

From MOM’s Occupational Wage Survey, June 2024, on data.gov.sg: citizens and PRs working full-time in private sector firms with 25 or more employees. Gross is basic pay plus overtime, commissions and allowances, before CPF; it leaves out bonuses and employer CPF.

Questions

How much does a masseur earn in Singapore?

A median of S$1,600 a month gross in MOM’s June 2024 survey: half earn more, half less, and the middle half S$1,550 to S$1,945. Basic pay, before overtime, commissions and allowances, had a median of S$1,600. That’s the 558th highest of the 562 jobs in the survey.

What is a masseur’s take-home pay?

On the median of S$1,600, a Singapore citizen aged 55 or under pays S$320 employee CPF and takes home about S$1,280 a month, before income tax. The CPF calculator works it out for any pay and age.

Is S$1,900 a good salary for a masseur?

S$1,900 is just under the 75th percentile, S$1,945: about three in four earn less. Type your own pay to see where it sits.

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