Immigration conditions for buying a house in Singapore

Article 1, government policy requires that Singapore citizens or people who have lived in Singapore for a long time must have two people to buy a suite in Singapore. People who live for a long time need husband and wife or two people who are related by blood to buy a house together. However, if you are a Singapore citizen, there is no hard requirement for relatives. There may be no specific requirements for private houses, but foreigners can't buy houses with title deeds in Singapore.

Article 2, covering detached houses, semi-detached houses and townhouses with permanent land use rights, only people with Singapore nationality can buy them. But foreigners are only allowed to buy villas and townhouses on Sentosa Island.

Article 3: For ancestral houses, the policy requirement of the Singapore government is that only Singaporean citizens and long-term residents are allowed to buy them. Once the payment and other related procedures for the purchase of ancestral houses are successfully completed, the relevant signatories must sell their other private properties at home and abroad within six months of purchasing ancestral houses. If you are a long-term resident, you need to be a resident who has lived in Singapore for three years before you can buy it.

Article 4. Foreigners or long-term residents in Singapore can buy most industries in Singapore, including luxury houses that have lived for more than 10 years. Singapore's real estate area for real estate is practical, there is no pool, and each unit has free parking spaces. There is no need to worry about parking problems or buy them separately.