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InterNations is a global community and membership platform for expatriates and global minds. It offers networking events, local groups, forums, and premium membership benefits designed to help expats connect and access local resources.
The Singapore community provides events, local groups and online features that may require a paid subscription for full access. Memberships and upgrades are managed online or via mobile app stores.
On cancellation, your subscription will not renew at the next billing date. You typically retain access for the remainder of the paid period unless otherwise stated.
InterNations maintains records of your membership and cancellation confirmation. Consider saving screenshots or emails as proof of termination for future disputes.
Under German distance‑selling rules, users have a 14‑day right of withdrawal for new contracts and upgrades (Section 246a EGBGB).
If you validly withdraw within 14 days, InterNations must refund all payments received without undue delay and at the latest within 14 days of receiving the cancellation notice.
InterNations does not publish fixed Singapore (SGD) prices publicly; pricing varies by location and term and is visible only when logged into your account or the app.
To see current plans and local pricing for Singapore, log in to your InterNations account and select Singapore on the website or in the app.
InterNations states that German distance‑selling laws apply, granting a 14‑day withdrawal right that also covers users in Singapore for contracts concluded with InterNations.
If you bought a subscription through Apple or Google Play, refer to Apple’s or Google’s refund and dispute procedures in addition to InterNations’ terms.
Some users report helpful, prompt support that clarified cancellation steps and resolved invoice issues, with at least one reviewer updating a negative review after a satisfactory resolution.
Many reviews on public platforms cite difficulties cancelling, unexpected charges after trials, and challenges obtaining refunds or support responses. Experiences appear mixed across regions and accounts.
Uninstalling the InterNations app does not cancel a subscription. You must cancel via the website, Apple subscriptions, or Google Play subscriptions as appropriate.
Users sometimes cancel in the app store but not the InterNations account (or vice versa), or fail to save confirmation. Always confirm cancellation and keep proof.
Quick comparison of cancellation routes, typical refund likelihood, and key notes.
| Route | Period | Cancellation steps | Refund likelihood | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Website (InterNations) | annual / monthly | Membership Section → Termination function → Save confirmation | High within 14 days; possible review after 14 days | InterNations Terms & Conditions |
| Apple (iOS) | annual / monthly | iPhone Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions → InterNations → Cancel | Subject to Apple refund policies; InterNations refund rules may also apply | Uninstalling app does not cancel |
| Google Play (Android) | annual / monthly | Google Play Store → Profile → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions → InterNations → Cancel | Subject to Google Play refund policies; InterNations refund rules may also apply | Uninstalling app does not cancel |
Keep cancellation confirmation and monitor your bank or card for any post‑cancellation charges. Contact support immediately if unexpected charges appear.
InterNations GmbH, Karlsplatz 3, 80335 Munich, Germany.
The Terms & Conditions provide that you may send a clear statement to exercise your right of withdrawal by mail, fax, email or via the contact form. See the official terms for full details.
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