Track your container through Singapore.
Paste a container number, booking or bill of lading and follow the shipment on a live map: the vessel’s real AIS position, a predictive ETA to Singapore and milestones, with delay and demurrage alerts before your container starts costing you at the terminal.
Live vessel tracking · the carriers calling at Singapore, in one dashboard.
Port of Singapore at a glance
The UN/LOCODE SGSIN is the five-character code you will see on schedules, bills of lading and in ShipTastic's port filters.
Congestion and dwell at this port
Arriving at Singapore: what the milestones mean
As your vessel approaches, ShipTastic shows the ETA with its basis and how recently it was checked. After arrival you will typically see discharge, gate-out and empty-return milestones as the carrier and terminal report them. Set an arrival alert once and the update reaches your inbox instead of waiting to be checked.
Questions about Singapore tracking
How do I track a container through the Port of Singapore?
Paste the container number, B/L or booking into the search box above; ShipTastic resolves the carrier and voyage and follows the vessel to Singapore on the live map.
What is the Port of Singapore's UN/LOCODE?
SGSIN.
Why is my container delayed at the port?
Common reasons include vessel bunching, terminal workload, customs inspection or a missed connection. ShipTastic alerts you when the ETA moves so you can act early; the carrier or terminal is the source for the specific hold.
Can I get alerts for arrivals at this port?
Yes — set a rule once for arrival, delay or demurrage risk and it reaches you by email.
What does it cost?
Track your ocean containers. Paid plans start at $29.99/month for 15 shipments. See pricing →
ShipTastic is an independent product of RoboTastic Limited and is not affiliated with the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore or any terminal operator. Port names and codes are used only to identify tracking coverage.