Nituo Funeral Care services
Geylang, Central
About Nituo Funeral Care services
Nituo Funeral Care services is a funeral director based in Geylang, in central Singapore, with its address at 15 Lor 13 Geylang. According to its website, it is a family-run business that has operated since 2012, and it also trades as Nituo Funeral. The firm is listed as open 24 hours.
It arranges Buddhist, Taoist, Christian, Catholic and Soka Gakkai funerals. Its website states that it conducts Taoist rites for Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese and Hakka dialect groups, and that Buddhist and Taoist rites can be combined. Wakes are held either at HDB void deck tentage or at a funeral home, and embalming is among the services listed. Its packages are named by religion and by dialect group, covering Buddhist, Christian, Catholic, Taoist, Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese and Hakka funerals.
Services
Languages
Hokkien, Teochew, Cantonese, Hakka
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Religions served
Based on the funeral packages and services listed on the firm's own website. Each tag links to the page it came from.
Funeral packages
As published on the firm's website on 30 Sep 2026, cheapest first. Prices change and what's included varies, so check the firm's page before deciding.
- Buddhist Funeral Package Includes a service team, crematable casket, cleansing and make-up (professional embalming excluded), glass hearse, front arch, monk services on three occasions, tentage, offerings, altar flowers, buffet catering and Mandai cremation slot reservation. Funeral parlour venues, paper houses and Kong Meng San memorial hall are excluded.from S$6,380 source ↗
- Christian Funeral Package Includes a crematable casket, embalming and make-up, service team, hearse (1 trip), Christian backdrop and decor, table and casket flowers, cross flower stand, condolence donation box and retrieval of ashes.from S$6,800 source ↗
NEA licence
Not on NEA's list of licensed funeral parlours. Singapore has no licence for arranging funerals as such, so this is common. If embalming is needed, ask the firm where it will be done. What NEA licensing means.