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My wife and I are 3rd year SPR and we plan to convert our citizenship to buy a new HDB. My question is, I have a property in Malaysia but I can’t sell it, because it is for my parent live. Is there any way I can get exemption from HDB?
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Hi,

You can write in to HDB to appeal and approval may be granted on case by case basis. Otherwise, you have to remove your names from the overseas property after buying the HDB flat. Please note that citizenship application outcome may also take at least 6 months, hence if you can't wait that long you may wish to consider resale HDB instead. Thanks and hope to assist further.

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YT Tan (陈永达)
Good morning Chee Kien,

In order to purchase a BTO, you need to dispose off your private property in Malaysia and observe a 30 months waiting period before you can apply if one of you turn Singapore citizen.

Alternatively, I will suggest you to purchase a resale HDB instead so you wont have to adhere to the 30 months waiting period. But I will recommend you to seek for permission to hold on to overseas private property first before committing to a purchase. I am currently assisting a few SPR buyers in their appeal, if you need any assistance or advice, feel free to contact me. Cheers!

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