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Malaysians are allowed to buy certain types of property in Singapore, subject to certain conditions and regulations.
Under the Residential Property Act, foreigners are generally not allowed to purchase landed properties in Singapore, with the exception of those who are permanent residents or citizens. However, foreigners including Malaysians are allowed to buy certain types of non-landed properties, such as apartments and condominiums, subject to certain restrictions.
Foreigners who are not permanent residents or citizens of Singapore may be subject to certain additional requirements, such as obtaining approval from the relevant authorities for the purchase of a property that is subject to restrictions under the Residential Property Act. It is always recommended that foreign buyers consult with a qualified lawyer or property agent in Singapore to ensure they understand and comply with all applicable regulations and requirements.
Tan Kin Lian
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If Malaysia is able to curb the image that it is not an unsafe country and money can buy your way out, I'd be the first to migrate there. Life is more than a rat race and a hamster wheel. Maybe if it is an island like Singapore, it could be possible to police. My choice would be KL and Penang.
[Then the new leaders can take Singapore further forward, and the country has the chance to produce and support new generations of leaders to come after them, who will be up to the job.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.]
Took him more than 60 years to judge and know his own brother.👨⚖️
Took him how many years to realize that we have a shortage of BTOs.🏠
Took him how long to suddenly took in that masks were a necessity when the pandemic struck.😷💊
Could he foresee TCB would betray him?🙏
All of a sudden presto, he could see through things, people and the future.😄
It is open knowledge that the ABSD is meaningless to some numbers judging the number of properties they owned from LHY & LWL.
It will lead to more decoupling which should not be our way of life.
Investment properties will dwindle, leading to higher rents due to competition for less housing for rentals.
Out of the frying pan into the fire!
Old government- When Malaysia kept threatening to cut off our water, they vigorously went on to invent our own dependence on water.
If this happens the present government-They would increase the price of water and rations the buying per person or household or even tell us to drink tap water.
There is a difference between the old and new The old think clearly but the new solves everything with money and the easy way out. Half of the people have given up on them and if this continues they know they have an expensive price to pay!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oan2vPV4e9Y
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