Mail Ambassador (Delivery Driver) — SingPost, Singapore (2026) Full Time

If you hold a valid Singapore driving licence and want a delivery driving role with Singapore’s national postal service, this Mail Ambassador position at SingPost is worth a look. It’s a full-time role that comes with a company vehicle, a sign-on bonus, and a package that includes vehicle allowance, annual wage supplement, and variable bonus — though the monthly base salary figure itself isn’t published in the listing.

Quick job overview

About SingPost

SingPost — short for Singapore Post — is Singapore’s national postal service provider, and has been delivering mail and parcels to homes and businesses across the island for over 165 years. The company has evolved well beyond traditional mail: today it’s a leading postal and eCommerce logistics provider in Asia Pacific, with operations spanning national and international postal services, warehousing and fulfilment, international freight forwarding, and last-mile delivery.

Headquartered in Singapore, SingPost employs over 4,900 people and serves customers in more than 220 global destinations through offices in 14 markets worldwide. If you’ve ever received a parcel in Singapore, there’s a very good chance SingPost handled at least part of its journey.

What this role involves

The Mail Ambassador role is essentially a delivery driving position. You’ll be operating a company vehicle to deliver and collect mail items and parcels — some weighing up to 30kg — at assigned locations across Singapore. It’s an active, on-the-road job that requires both driving and physical handling of items.

Your day-to-day work would include:

• Performing daily maintenance checks on your assigned company vehicle and reporting any faults
• General sorting and allocation of mails and parcels before heading out on your route
• Operating the company vehicle to deliver and collect mail items and parcels at assigned locations
• Monitoring and tracking delivery and collection status using an in-house application in real-time
• Regularly updating delivery and collection progress in the system to ensure accuracy
• Communicating with your supervisor, customers, and other stakeholders to resolve any issues or delays
• Reporting discrepancies, delays, or issues to your supervisor for resolution

The work week is 5 days, and training is provided — SingPost explicitly says they welcome candidates with or without relevant experience, which makes this an accessible entry point if you’re new to delivery work but hold the required driving licence.

Required skills and qualifications

SingPost lists the following as essential:

• A valid Singapore Driving Licence — this is the core requirement
• Familiarity with smartphone functions — you’ll be using an in-house delivery tracking app throughout your shift
• Ability to speak and write English — you’ll need to read English manuals and communicate with customers

That’s it on the formal requirements side. SingPost explicitly welcomes candidates with or without relevant experience, which means prior delivery work is a plus but not a dealbreaker. Training will be provided.

Salary, benefits, and relocation support

The job posting does not state a specific monthly base salary figure, so per JobsRivo’s policy we record that as not specified by the employer. However, the listing does describe the overall compensation package in some detail:

• Monthly Basic Salary (figure not published)
• Vehicle Allowance
• Annual Wage Supplement (AWS — Singapore’s equivalent of a 13th-month bonus)
• Variable Bonus
• Medical coverage for employee and immediate dependents
• Flexi Benefits
• Operations Incentive based on monthly KPIs
• Sign-On Bonus of S$1,000 (terms and conditions apply)

Relocation support is not mentioned in the listing. If you’re not already based in Singapore, you would need to clarify this with SingPost’s recruitment team before applying.

Work permit / visa note

The listing states: “We welcome Singaporean candidates with/without relevant experiences as training will be provided.” This strongly suggests the role is aimed at Singapore citizens and permanent residents. The listing does not mention visa sponsorship or work pass support for non-Singaporean applicants.

For context only (not as a promise for this job): Singapore operates an Employment Pass (EP) system for foreign professionals earning above a minimum salary threshold, and an S Pass for mid-skilled workers. Employers must actively sponsor these passes. SingPost is a major employer in Singapore and may sponsor for other positions — but for this specific Mail Ambassador role, the listing appears aimed at local applicants.

If you’re an international applicant interested in Singapore delivery work, the more realistic route is usually to first secure a role from an employer actively advertising for international candidates, or to already hold Singapore permanent residency.

Who this role may suit

This role is a good fit if:

• You hold a valid Singapore Driving Licence
• You’re based in Singapore and want a full-time delivery driving role with a stable, well-known employer
• You’re comfortable using smartphone apps for delivery tracking
• You can speak and write English well enough to communicate with customers and read operational manuals
• You’re okay with physical work — parcels can weigh up to 30kg
• You want a role that comes with a company vehicle, medical coverage, and a sign-on bonus
• You’re new to delivery work — SingPost provides training and welcomes candidates without prior experience

How to apply officially

Applications are made through SingPost’s official Workday careers portal:

Application URL: https://singpost.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/externalCareersSite/job/Mail-Ambassador_R-102521/apply

Click the “Apply” button on the job page. You’ll need to create a Workday candidate account, upload your CV, and provide details about your driving licence and language skills. The application page is in English.

Required documents if known

Based on the listing, have these ready before you apply:

• An up-to-date CV
• Your valid Singapore Driving Licence details
• Proof of right to work in Singapore (SingPost may request this during the recruitment process)

Frequently asked questions

What does “Mail Ambassador” mean?

It’s SingPost’s title for a delivery driver who operates a company vehicle to deliver and collect mail and parcels. The “Ambassador” part reflects the customer-facing nature of the role — you’re representing SingPost when you interact with customers on your delivery rounds.

Do I need my own vehicle?

No. SingPost assigns you a company vehicle. You’ll perform daily maintenance checks on it and report any faults, but the vehicle is provided as part of the role. There’s also a Vehicle Allowance included in the compensation package.

Does SingPost sponsor a work visa for this role?

The listing does not mention visa sponsorship. It states “We welcome Singaporean candidates,” which suggests the role is aimed at Singapore citizens and permanent residents. If you’re not a Singapore citizen or PR, clarify this with SingPost’s recruitment team before applying.

How much does the role pay?

The employer has not published a specific monthly base salary figure. The package includes Monthly Basic Salary + Vehicle Allowance + AWS + Variable Bonus + Medical coverage + Flexi Benefits + Operations Incentive, plus a S$1,000 sign-on bonus (terms apply). JobsRivo does not publish estimated pay where the employer has not confirmed a number.

Do I need prior delivery experience?

No. SingPost explicitly says “We welcome Singaporean candidates with/without relevant experiences as training will be provided.” If you have a Singapore Driving Licence and meet the other basic requirements, you can apply regardless of prior delivery experience.

Is this a 5-day or 6-day work week?

5 days. The listing states “5 days of work week” under Additional Information.

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• Singapore Jobs — verified Singapore employer roles
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Disclaimer

JobsRivo is an independent job listing portal and is not the employer. Applicants should apply only through the official SingPost careers website. JobsRivo does not charge fees, process visas, or guarantee job offers. Listing details are verified at the time of writing but may change — always confirm the latest information on the employer’s official page before applying.