Singapore has no law requiring private-sector websites to be accessible. Government digital services follow the Digital Service Standards, which use WCAG, and the Enabling Masterplan 2030 sets a target for government websites.
Low exposure for private websites. There is no legal requirement for private websites; government sites follow the Digital Service Standards.
Quick answers
Does website accessibility law apply to my business in Singapore?
Enabling Masterplan 2030 (policy, not law) (Ministry of Social and Family Development) applies to: Government websites; recommendations only for the private sector.
What accessibility standard must a website meet in Singapore?
Digital Service Standards (WCAG) for government; IMDA guidelines are voluntary.
How is website accessibility enforced in Singapore?
None for private websites.
What are the penalties for an inaccessible website in Singapore?
General information, checked 9 October 2026. Not legal advice. Laws, guidance and enforcement change; speak to a qualified lawyer about your situation.