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Anonymous

15 Aug 2021

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What is the difference between combat pay and risk pay for SAF regulars?

Any SAF regulars here? I would like to ask is there a different between combat pay and risk pay. And got any idea how much is it roughly?

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Foodie Jo

21 Aug 2021

If I'm not wrong, combat pay is the allowance given because you are in a position/posting that requires you to be combat fit and ready to fight.

Risk pay is when you are deployed for specific real mission (not training) that might endanger your life. E.g. Sending you to patrol specific area as part of SG contribution to the UN resolution.

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