Explore Singapore’s residential property market as an overseas buyer. Our team guides you through eligibility, taxes, financing, and property selection, making your investment journey smooth and informed.
Buying property abroad can feel complex and risky. Overseas buyers often worry about high taxes, unexpected fees and complicated approval processes.
But not in Singapore. Here's why:
With clear guidance, you can plan finances, approvals, and property selection confidently, without costly surprises.
Singapore is one of the most attractive property markets in Asia, with limited supply and strong demand, especially in prime districts. High rental yields and stable growth make it appealing for both investment and long-term ownership.
Navigating a foreign property market can feel overwhelming — that’s why having trusted guidance is crucial. We help US buyers identify the right properties aligned with your goals, whether investment, rental income or a personal residence.
Overseas buyers can access financing from local Singapore banks, typically with loan-to-value ratios between 55% and 75%, depending on your circumstances. Interest rates are competitive and usually linked to SORA (Singapore Overnight Rate Average).
We also advise on the Total Debt Servicing Ratio (TDSR) and help you navigate all regulatory requirements. Whether you need mortgage pre-approval or want a full financing plan, our team simplifies the process.
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Yes. Foreigners can buy private residential properties such as condominiums or apartments without prior approval. However, for landed residential properties (e.g., bungalows or terrace houses) they must obtain approval from the Singapore Land Authority under the Residential Property Act.
Yes. Overseas buyers are required to pay the Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty (ABSD) in addition to the standard Buyer's Stamp Duty (BSD).
Yes. Citizens (and in some cases permanent residents) of certain countries under Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with Singapore—specifically the United States, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland—are eligible for ABSD remission, meaning they receive the same stamp duty treatment as Singapore citizens under certain conditions.
Yes. Foreigners who buy private residential property may rent out their property. The rules for renting out depend on the specific property and development, but in general this is permitted.
