A foreigner needs approval to buy a landed house; a citizen does not
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A foreigner needs approval to buy a landed house; a citizen does not
Residential Property Act and ABSD rules for a landed house (terrace, semi-detached, detached)
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Source: Singapore Land Authority (Residential Property Act); IRAS (ABSD rates since 27 April 2023).
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| Step | Detail | Leads to |
|---|---|---|
| Is the buyer a | Singapore citizen? | Citizen (yes); Is the buyer a (no) |
| Is the buyer a | permanent resident? | Permanent resident (yes); Foreigner (no) |
| Citizen | No SLA approval needed. ABSD 0% / 20% / 30% | |
| Permanent resident | Counts as a foreigner. SLA approval needed. ABSD 5% / 30% / 35% | |
| Foreigner | SLA approval needed. ABSD 60% |
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