Inmates Regime

Learn about inmates’ journey through prison, including admission, correctional units, basic needs, daily routines and rehabilitation-focused regimes.

Last updated on 16 September 2026

A bright daytime photograph shows the exterior of the Selarang Park Complex, a modern Singapore Prison Service facility with white and yellow buildings set against a vivid blue sky with scattered clouds. The building's name and Singapore Prison Service emblem are prominently displayed on the façade. In the foreground, a dark blue prison transport vehicle marked "PRISONS" is parked outside the entrance, while large secure gates and perimeter access points are visible on the right side of the building. The clean, well-maintained surroundings, along with the secure infrastructure, convey the facility's role as a correctional institution.

Admission To Prison

Find out what happens when someone is admitted to prison, from checks and medical screening to sentence briefings.

A close-up photograph shows a person holding a printed document titled “My Action Plan (MAP) Review” during what appears to be a meeting or consultation. The document contains sections for interview details, personal goals, family relationships, and handwritten notes, indicating it is used to guide discussions and track progress. Another person's folded hands are visible across the table in the blurred background, suggesting a face-to-face review. The focus on the document emphasizes planning, reflection, and collaborative support in developing an action plan.

Incare (In Prison)

Discover how SPS guides inmate's rehabilitation journey in prison through structured programmes, learning opportunities and support for positive change.

A group of inmates sitting on the ground, waiting for their prison officer to announce things.

Correctional Units

Learn about where inmates are housed during incarceration, their safety, and rehabilitation support here.

A person in blue medical scrubs attends to another person in a room with medical equipment and supplies.

Basic Needs of Inmates

Find out more about inmates' safety, well-being, conduct and discipline during their incarceration.

A photograph of inmates playing sepak-takraw during recreational yard time.

Prison Routine

Learn about inmates' daily routines in prison, including rehabilitation programmes, recreation, learning opportunities and more.

White building with blue accents, featuring a large mural of a lighthouse on the central section.

Reformative Training

Learn how SPS's support young offenders' rehabilitation journey through programmes, supervision and reintegration support from Reformative Training regime.