Singapore Dollar to Chilean Peso – SGD/CLP Converter

Convert Singapore Dollar to Chilean Peso at the current exchange rate and see the conversion both ways.

🇸🇬 1 SGD = 762 CLP 🇨🇱

1 CLP = 0.001313 SGD

Rates updated on October 10, 2026
Convert CLP to SGD

Conversion tables for common amounts

SGD CLP
2 SGD 1,523 CLP
5 SGD 3,808 CLP
10 SGD 7,615 CLP
20 SGD 15,231 CLP
50 SGD 38,076 CLP
100 SGD 76,153 CLP
200 SGD 152,306 CLP
500 SGD 380,764 CLP
1,000 SGD 761,528 CLP
2,000 SGD 1,523,055 CLP
CLP SGD
1,000 CLP 1.31 SGD
2,000 CLP 2.63 SGD
5,000 CLP 6.57 SGD
10,000 CLP 13.13 SGD
20,000 CLP 26.26 SGD
50,000 CLP 65.66 SGD
100,000 CLP 131 SGD
200,000 CLP 263 SGD
500,000 CLP 657 SGD
1,000,000 CLP 1,313 SGD

SGD to CLP exchange rate history

1 SGD = 761.53 CLP as of October 10, 2026.

  • 24 hours +0.38% Oct 5 – Oct 10
  • 7 days +0.72% Sep 28 – Oct 10
  • 1 month +3.22% Sep 7 – Oct 10
  • 3 months +6.04% Jul 6 – Oct 10
  • 6 months +6.93% Apr 6 – Oct 10
  • 1 year +5.87% Nov 3, 2025 – Oct 10
  • Low 680.02 CLP
  • High 761.53 CLP
  • Average 711.88 CLP

The rate history is built from weekly snapshots, so the compared dates can differ from the period label.

SGD to CLP: common questions

How much is 1 SGD in CLP right now?
One Singapore dollar equals 761.5276 CLP at the mid-market rate. The exact update date is shown under the converter.
What is 50 SGD in CLP today?
50 SGD converts to 38,076.38 CLP at the mid-market rate. Click any row in the tables above to load that amount straight into the converter.
How do I convert Chilean pesos back into Singapore dollars?
Use the swap button in the converter or open the reverse pair CLP to SGD. At the current rate, 1 CLP = 0.00131315 SGD.
Why does my bank quote a different SGD to CLP rate?
Banks and exchange services add their own margin and fees on top of the mid-market rate shown here. The difference between their quote and this baseline is what the exchange actually costs you.
How is the SGD/CLP rate calculated?
As a cross rate through the US dollar: both currencies are quoted against USD, and the SGD/CLP rate is derived from those two quotes. That is standard practice for pairs that are rarely traded directly.
Why does CityCost write SGD and CLP instead of $?
Because both currencies use $: the sign alone cannot tell you which one a price is in. The three-letter codes SGD and CLP always can.

Exchange rates are mid-market reference rates, updated regularly and intended for informational purposes. The same rates power all cost-of-living prices on CityCost.

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