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Attorney-General's Chambers

Useful links

Links to useful legal resources.

Last updated 19 November 2025

Singapore

Please refer below for some useful legal resources. For your convenience, each link will open in a new browser window. Links will take you away from the Attorney-General's Chambers Internet website, and we do not vouch for nor are we responsible for any content on other websites.

Legal resources

  1. LawNet Singapore

  2. Ministry of Law

  3. Singapore Law

  4. Singapore Law Watch

  5. Singapore Statutes Online

  6. The Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore

  7. The Law Society of Singapore

  8. The Singapore Academy of Law

  9. The Singapore Government E-Gazette

  10. The Singapore Institute of Legal Education

The Government of the Republic of Singapore

  1. gov.sg (with links to Ministries, Organs of State and Statutory Boards through the Singapore Government Website)

  2. The Judiciary

  3. The Parliament of Singapore

Other websites

  1. Our SG

  2. Ministry of Manpower (Employment Pass)

International

Below are some legal international resources which you may find useful. The Singapore Government and the Attorney-General’s Chambers are not responsible for the contents of the websites that these links will take you to. You should assess for yourself whether and to what extent to rely on the content of these websites. For your convenience, each link will open in a new browser window.

United Kingdom

  1. Acts of the UK Parliament (from 1988 onwards)

  2. UK Statutory Instruments (from 1987 onwards)

  3. UK Law Commission

Australia

  1. Laws of the Commonwealth of Australia

  2. Australian Capital Territory Legislation Register

  3. New South Wales Legislation

  4. Western Australian Legislation

  5. Victorian Legislation and Parliamentary Documents

  6. Tasmanian Legislation

  7. South Australian Legislation

  8. Queensland Government Legislation

  9. Northern Territory Legislation

  10. Australasian Legal Information Institute

  11. The Australian Law Reform Commission

  12. The New South Wales Law Reform Commission

New Zealand

  1. New Zealand Public Access to Legislation Project Website

Canada

  1. The Canadian Legal Information Institute (with Canadian legislation and caselaw, including links to official sites for each jurisdiction within Canada)

Hong Kong

  1. Hong Kong Law Reform Commission

  2. Hong Kong's Bilingual Laws Information System

  3. Hong Kong Legal Information Institute (HKLII) (with caselaw and legislation)

United States

  1. US Legislation and Case Law

Others

  1. Official Website of the ASEAN Law Association (providing an ASEAN focus on legal issues and featuring the e-publication Legal Systems in ASEAN)

  2. American Society of International Law Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law